> I looked through the servlet spec, and didn't see any
> way to do this, but I just want to know for sure.
> Bascially, I'm looking for a way to reload a servlet
> without shutting down the web server. I don't want to
> use the dynamic reloading facility, since I don't
> want the server to check the timestamp on my servlet
> on every request (I like that feature during development,
> but not in a production site.) So, I want a way to
> reload a servlet under program control (i.e., what
> the Admin server does when you set Loaded Now? to no).
Servlet loading is under the control of the container that the servlets
are part of. Why do you need to reload a servlet during runtime if you
aren't trying to reload? Can't you call some sort of synchronized clear
method (that you implement) that will reset your servlet?
.duncan
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