Cheong Takhoe wrote:
> I'm testing Resin out and I heard that it could automatically reload
> the classes without the need to restart the server.
Resin-specific questions should either go to the Resin interest list (you can
subscribe to [EMAIL PROTECTED]), or send the question to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (In the latter case, we can't answer all questions, but we do
get to a good number of them.) The jsp-interest list isn't really appropriate for
vendor-specific questions.
That said, you need to make sure your updated classes go into WEB-INF/classes (or
WEB-INF/lib or a <classpath> in resin.conf) for Resin to pick up changes
automatically. If the updated classes are in the system classpath, you don't get
automatic class reloading.
Once you've got the classes in the right place, Resin will pick up the changes
without needing a restart.
If you're still stuck, please respond to me directly or to resin-interest, instead
of responding to jsp-interest.
-- Scott
>
>
> My development approach is that I develop the classes on my desktop
> before I port over the compiled classes to the server.
>
> Is this still possible with Resin because I've tried it and it could not
> work.
> How are the rest of you doing this? What do I need to configure?
> Any tips on the best way to move new classes to the server because
> I don't like to shut down the service and restart it everytime I have a new
> class or I have recompiled a class.
>
> regards,
> Cheong Takhoe
>
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