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Zak -
It has been my experience that writing and deploying new servlets
on NT requires that you restart the webserver and thus JServ.
HOWEVER, JServ will notice when a given servlet's .class files have
been updated. At least on NT, that's the way it seems to work. YMMV.
Related to this question, I have my own question:
I have 2 servlets: "PainfullyLongInit" and "ErrorProne".
I have to fix and repair "ErrorProne" often - like 2 times a day.
No problem, I just recompile and - presto - the new servlet is
automatically picked up (via auto-reload JServ property).
However, recompilation and then access to the new version of
"ErrorProne" causes "PainfullyLongInit" to re-init(), thus tying
up my whole system. I cannot even execute the new version
of "ErrorProne" until the init() for "PainfullyLongInit" finishes.
I must be doing something utterly stupid - can someone please
enlighten me?
Thanks!
Zak May wrote:
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> i run JServ with Apache 1.3.9 on Windows NT.
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> it can not find my servlet classes.
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> i added them to the root zone mounted on /servlets, because it was
> working -- and http://localhost/jserv/ and
> http://localhost/servlets/IsItWorking were working too. but when i put
> the .class files into the servlets/ directory, JServ does not see them.
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> i guess, my questions are:
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> 1. why do i get an Internal Server Error on all servlets when i add
> another "repositories" line to zone.properties?
> 2. what's up with the backslashes and spaces in windows' directory names
> -- are they a problem in general?
> 3. does it matter, which compiler i used to compile my servlet classes?
> 4. is this an FAQ?
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> thank you very much in advance,
>
> zak.
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