I recently moved from Tomcat to Resin. I experienced that problem with
Tomcat, but it does not happen in Resin. Resin will not reload your classes
(or, at least, I don't know how to get it to), but will not throw that
Servlet Exception message either, merely continues as though the class files
Keep your precious hair. I'm pretty sure Struts and Tomcat are operating as
designed.
I noticed this when I first started working with Struts too, and it caused
me about thirty minutes of horrible pain and suffering until I realized that
restarting the server is required due to the nature of
Title: RE: struts and tomcat4 reload causes exception
Actually, Resin will reload your classes. In fact, it will compile your java files for you if they change as well.
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From: Eric Rasmussen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, May 11, 2001 11:44 AM
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: struts and tomcat4 reload causes
exception
I recently moved from Tomcat to Resin. I experienced
that problem with
Tomcat, but it does not happen in Resin. Resin will
not reload your classes
(or, at least, I don't know how to get it to), but will not
throw that
Servlet Exception message either
Well, if that's the way it's designed, I guess I can live with it too, but
it does seem a bit restrictive.
From the messages I've read on Tomcat 4, it seems a LOT of effort has gone
into making it reload classes when they're changed, so I don't really see
the point of it, if we're going to
for you
if they change as well. -Original
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Re: struts and tomcat4 reload causes exception I
recently moved from Tomcat to Resin. I experienced
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