Tomcat 3.2.1 does not seem to automatically reload arbitary Java Beans or Servlets. I
found that
the web context will reload if the deployment descriptor "web.xml" as modified or
"touched".
Also I found if the servlet was specifically mentioned in the "web.xml" then it will
reload if
the class is changed too. It is weird I know. I too miss the automatic reloading of
ApacheJServ.
And I don't know why if does not work for TOmcat too.
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From: Andy Skinner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>@java.sun.com> on 25/01/2001 09:18 PST
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The archives/docs contain two main pieces of advice for those seeking to enable
autoreloading of servlets under a specific Tomcat context.
i) Set the <Context reloadable="true"> attribute for your context.
ii) Ensure that the classpath used to start Tomcat doesn't include the path to your
servlets.
Having (as far as I can see :-) followed this advice, I _still_ can't get
autoreloading to work.
My environment:
Tomcat 3.2 (in standalone mode)
SunOS 5.6
CLASSPATH=.:${SERVLET_HOME} #$SERVLET_HOME is the path to the Servlet 2.2 classes
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