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I have a servlet class "mainServlet". it loads another class "aClass" (which
is not a servlet).
zone.properties:
autoreload.classes=true
jserv.properties:
wrapper.classpath=path of "aClass"
Now, If I change mainServlet class, I get the new servlet loaded. But if I
change "aClass" it does not get cleaned-up from cache.
I have two issues:
1) since "aClass" is not a servlet but used by a servlet. If I specify the
path in wrapper.classpath (to pass to JVM), "aClass" is not getting cleaned
up from cache. If I don't specify it in wrapper.classpath, I am getting
NoClassDefFound exception.
2)
I went through some documents on apache web site and found following:
In an article "Servlet Performance and Apache JServ" by Stefano Mazzocchi
and Pierpaolo Fumagalli on page 4 "Class loading and caching" 3rd para
"One of advance Apache JServ features is servlet autoreloading: this means
that when a cached servlet is updated, either changed or removed, it is
dumpled from memory and reloaded from disk......
To avoid the risk of possible conflicts due to this state inconsistency of
the cache, when a single class is changed, the whole cache is forced to
cleanup itself"
I somebody can help me on this.
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