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> > I want a servlet to reload itself. If i call "destroy()", will jserv
> > then reload or re "init()" the servlet? What is the best way to do
> > this?
>
> <http://java.apache.org/faq/fom-serve/cache/29.html>
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> if you "touch" any class in your repositories= path, then it will cause a
> reload.
Jon,
I know, but I want to do this from inside the servlet and was
wondering if there was a method call which could do this. Doing a
system call (Runtime.exec()) to run touch on the .class files of the
servlet is less than elegant, as well as having to keep around this
location.
I am still interested in the original question about what happens when
I call destroy() etc.
thanks,
glen :-)
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