Greetings,
I'm a complete newbie to Tomcat. I glanced through the documentation
and FAQs and didn't find an answer to this. So, now I'll annoy the
list. ;)
My ISP has just installed Tomcat and I plan to move several servlets
that have been running under Sun's JSWDK reference server over to it.
One really annoying problem (actually the lack of a feature) under
the JSWDK server is that the servlet's class loader wasn't smart
enough to recognized when a .jar or .class file had been modified and
know to reload those Classes.
The end result was, whenever I made a change to my servlet, I had to
kill the server and start it up again. Rather rude to those users
with active sessions!
So, does Tomcat's class loader do this? If not, is there some other
way of forcing it to reload the servlet code? That is, some way
accessible to a mere user, and not one that requires root/admin
privileges?
Thanks in advance,
James
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James Bucanek
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