Steve Byrne wrote:
> Apache's mod_jserv does this, and the code is small enough to be easily
> comprehensible.
>
I just recently looked over this code, and it is interesting, but I don't think
it quite does what's described:
As far as I understand it:
- They have a ClassLoader implementation t
Ken McNeil writes:
> > What I would like to know is this: how difficult
> > would it be to reload the
> > definition of a class if objects of the class had
> > already been
> > instantiated, then destroyed and garbage-collected?
>
> > java.lang.ClassLoader caches Class objects so that
>
> What I would like to know is this: how difficult
> would it be to reload the
> definition of a class if objects of the class had
> already been
> instantiated, then destroyed and garbage-collected?
> java.lang.ClassLoader caches Class objects so that
> class files don't have
> to be loaded or
Hi,
Please excuse me for the lack of knowledge obvious in this question; I
haven't ever worked with the JVM source. Also, I suppose this applies to
all JVMs, but I'm interested in the Linux implementation, because, really,
what else is there? :)
What I would like to know is this: how difficult
