Willa Zhu wrote:
>
> 1) I added new classes or libraries under Servlet zone after web server and
> JServ started. What should I do to let JServ know about these new classes or
> libraries? Now what I did is to modify "wrapper.classpath" in jserv.properties
> to include these classes, then restart the web server. I think there must be a
> better way to do it.
There is. If you include your servlets in your wrapper classpath they
will be cached as you mention in point 2 below. Use the 'repositories'
directive in your zone file. If you are packaging your servlets/classes
in a jar file, put this in the repository. If you aren't put the
directory in which your servlet hierarchy will live.
> 2) It seems that after the first time a servlet is loaded, it will be cached. I
> can not see the chances I made afterwards unless I re-started the server. How
> can I force the Jserv to reload the servlet?
If you have autoreload.classes=true in your zone file, it will releoad
the classes when they change and if you use autoreload.file=true the
same will happen when the zone file is touched.
Damian
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