Hi Antoine !
This is the way JRUN works and you cannot configure it. When you change the
JSP, the page is recompiled and the servlet will be loaded again the next
time you call the page. However beans are loaded once during JRUN's life and
there is no way to unload classes once they were loaded.
You will have to keep on restarting JRUN whenever your classes are
changed...
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Subject: Pb with JRun and Java Bean
hello,
I use some Java Bean with JSP page.
If I change the code in the JSP page, there are no problem and JRUN
re-compile my page.
But when I change the code in the myBean.java I must reboot the JRUN
sever to see the upgrade on my browser.
How can I configure JRun to not to be forced to reboot JRun
or is there an other solution ?
CONFIG :
OS : NT
Web Server : Apache 1.3.4
JSP : 0.92
JRun : 2.3
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