servlet reloading question

2003-06-13 Thread Bill T 
Hi all!

I'm hoping someone can give me a high level view of what is going on here.  I'm 
using version 4.18, and I though I was having problems reloading servlets.

server.xml has my app configured as reloadable, but no matter what I do with my 
class files -- touch them, rebuild them, REMOVE them, the app does not reload 
when using it via apache and the warp connector on port 80.  However, when 
using the app directly through tomcat on port 8080, the servlet reloads as 
expected.  In fact, I can view two different versions of the servlet 
simultaneously by connecting to ports 80 and on 8080.

My questions are, is this normal and expected behavior?  to have two class 
files loaded depending on the port?  Is there a way short of restarting tomcat 
to force reload of the servlet on port 80?  Does my choice of connector make a 
difference?

Thanks and regards!
Bill

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RE: servlet reloading question

2003-06-13 Thread Shapira, Yoav 

Howdy,
Could it be there's only one class file loaded (the one correctly
updated by tomcat) and the other one is a cached version?  It could be
cached by Apache or by your browser...

Yoav Shapira
Millennium ChemInformatics


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Subject: servlet reloading question

Hi all!

I'm hoping someone can give me a high level view of what is going on
here.
I'm
using version 4.18, and I though I was having problems reloading
servlets.

server.xml has my app configured as reloadable, but no matter what I do
with my
class files -- touch them, rebuild them, REMOVE them, the app does not
reload
when using it via apache and the warp connector on port 80.  However,
when
using the app directly through tomcat on port 8080, the servlet reloads
as
expected.  In fact, I can view two different versions of the servlet
simultaneously by connecting to ports 80 and on 8080.

My questions are, is this normal and expected behavior?  to have two
class
files loaded depending on the port?  Is there a way short of restarting
tomcat
to force reload of the servlet on port 80?  Does my choice of connector
make a
difference?

Thanks and regards!
Bill

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