change a variable on the fly with shutting down
tomcat
This is more of a question than an answer, but does java have anything
like C's mmap()? Which allowed you to map files into memory such that
changes to either the file or the area in memory updated the other. I
know that this may be t
Howdy,
>I don't have to write to a file, as long as I find a way to
persistently
>store the changes and make sure they take effect after a restart. How
>would I be able to change the static variable on the fly, say through a
>command line in unix?
Aah, you want to change them from outside the w
This is more of a question than an answer, but does java have anything like C's
mmap()? Which allowed you to map files into memory such that changes to either the
file or the area in memory updated the other. I know that this may be too OS specific
to satisfy Java's platform independence, but th
I don't have to write to a file, as long as I find a way to persistently store the
changes and make sure they take effect after a restart. How would I be able to change
the static variable on the fly, say through a command line in unix?
"Shapira, Yoav" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Howdy,
>afterw
Howdy,
>afterwards. What can I do? I've though about using a text file. But I
>want to read from this text file once only during startup of tomcat,
store
>the value in memory for fast access but then be able to change the
value in
>memory as well as the text file on the fly. What can i use to
