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make sure your servlets are in the respository for the zone
not in the classpath.
//OLAS
Jacob Sayles wrote:
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> I read that the way to get a servlet to reinitialize was to change
> the modified date and it would work automagicly. It does not seem to be
> doing this for me however. I have updated the class files and watched,
> and nothing happens, I can delete the class files and nothing happens...
> the only way I can get the new classes to take effect is to restart
> apache, but this seems silly.
> I am sure it is something simple that I have overlooked, but can
> someone help me out on this one?
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> Thank you,
> Jacob
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