Vitaly Lipovetsky wrote:
> Where can I find an example of source to implement auto-reload class
> after its code has been changed ?
One place you could look would be at the source code for one of the open source
servlet engines that implements auto-reloading, such as Apache JServ
(http://java.apache.org) or Tomcat (http://jakarta.apache.org). I must warn
you, this functionality is not for the faint hearted -- it involves using a
custom class loader to load the classes subject to reloading, and then throwing
away that class loader (and therefore all the objects it has loaded) when a
change is detected. You also have to make sure you aren't maintaining any
references to the "old" objects, because you will get ClassCastExceptions
trying to use them later.
>
> --
> My best regards,
> Vitaly Lipovetsky.
> Deputy head of IT division
> First Ukrainian Intl bank
>
Craig McClanahan
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