> The servletrunner that comes with the JSDK is more a demonstration
> tool than a real tool, and you have run into a couple of its
> limitations. One, it doesn't automatically sense changes in servlets
> and reload them, and two, it doesn't serve files (because it is not a
> full blown web server). Sounds like you might want to use a more
> full-featured servlet container.
As we know that servletrunner comes with the JSDK and cannot be used for
development purpose, can we use any server which can automatically sense the
change in the servlet and can upload the latest version of the code by
itself.
Thanx.
Regards,
Dibyendu Kole
Software Services International Pvt. Ltd.
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