If a bean (a.k.a. a Java class) is written 'properly' i.e. after formal
analysis and design it should not
change very often at all. Would you have confidence in a database that kept
changing it's table structure? and the DBA who kept having to migrate from
one version to the next?
Perhaps you are taking a sub-optimal approach to your use of Java? If you
really need to cope with dynamic
meta-data you should look for a design 'pattern' that meets your needs more
appropriately. Perhaps you could describe your requirements more fully so
that we could be more helpful?
-----Original Message-----
From: Voss, Steffen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 17 July 2000 09:14
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: durability of beans
hiall!
We've got a problem with the durability of JavaBeans in JSP-pages:
they never seem to update. I.e whenever we change anything in a bean, these
changes only apply when we change the name of it. So my idea is, that the
server keeps all the older versions of our beans in memory till the end of
days. And as it is always a great effort to change the .java-filename, the
name of the method within the file, compiling it and changing the call in
the JSP-file, I am looking for another solution.
BTW: we use the Apache web server
regards,
--
Steffen Vo�, Splendid Consulting GmbH & Co KG
Skandinaviendamm 212, 24109 Kiel, Germany
fon: 0431-660 97-0, fax: 0431-660 97-20
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED], http://www.splendid.de
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