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The key to make servlet reloading work is well documented.
1) The servlet path must not be inlcuded classpath enviroment variable
2) The servlet path must not be inlcuded in your jserv wrapper.classpath
I have a server with around 20 zones all being used for development, so
the class files are changing regularly and trust me, it works.
Chris
On Wed, 11 Oct 2000 10:53:23 +0200, Olle Olsson wrote:
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>Hi,
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>I had the same problem then our class-files
>was stored in a directory included in the
>wrapper.classpath-deinition in jserv.properties.
>(I guess that's not your problem but if so... :-) )
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>Regards,
>Olle
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: Akshay Guleria [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>Sent: den 11 oktober 2000 10:30
>To: Java Apache Users
>Subject: Class Autoreloading feature of Apache Jserv..
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>Hi,
>I am having some trouble with the class Autoreloading feature of Jserv.
>The doc says that Jserv frees up the cache and then reloads the new/updated
>class whenever a servlet class is removed or updated.
>it used to work fine with all the servlets that we have installed and infact
>still works fine but somehow for some servlets, the autoreload feature is
>not picking up the new class file.
>Does this mean, I might be missing something in the servlet code. Does it
>require anything to be taken care of in the code.
>I have also checked up the zone.properties file to make sure
>autoreload.classes is set to "True".
>
>To reload these servlets, I have to restart the server and then and then
>only it works.
>
>Any help will be really appreciated!
>
>Thanx,
>Akshay
>
>PS: We have installed apache 1.3.12 and Jserv 1.1.2 on RH 6.2
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