RE: Create Compile Test Sequence?

[Johnny Quazar]

Go Rick! Go Stuart! You both sound like your minds are being bent nicely around Turbine :)

Just `ant compile` to make your java source into class files. You shouldn't have to delete anything. If you add the restart stuff it'll be about the way you want it.

alias j='cd {...properPathToYourProject}/WEB-INF/build;/usr/local/ant/bin/ant compile;cd -'

HTH

At 4:33 PM +0000 2/9/03, Stuart Townhill wrote:

Rick,

Thanks for that will look into the class reloadable aspect of Tomcat.

What is the best ant command to compile only my changes to my actions
and screens so I don't affect the databases aspect of the application?

Also when I modify a 'src' file do I need to delete the equivalent class
file for the change to take place or are all the class files just
replaced every time you re-compile?

Thanks for your help.

Regards,

Stuart Townhill.

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From: peter riegersperger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 09 February 2003 12:14
To: Turbine Users List
Subject: Re: Create Compile Test Sequence?

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On Sunday 09 February 2003 12:49, Stuart Townhill wrote:
[...]

 The problem is that I tired many different things but with no success,

I

 took a break and when I came back to try again it suddenly worked, so

my

 question is what do you have to-do to get your changes acknowledged at
 the web front end.

check your server.xml in tomcat_home/conf.
if the context of your turbine app has
reloadable="true"
set, you just need to compile your modified classes. if you start tomcat
with
bin/catalina.sh run (what i suggest for debugging), you will see that
turbine
reloads all modified classes.

 I am guessing it could be because Tomcat was shutdown the restarted?

see above.

 AND/OR
 When altering your screens/actions do you have to delete the

equivalent

 class files and re-run 'ant init' or just run 'ant-init' and not

delete

 the old files to get the changes acknowledged?

_don't_ do that if you just changed some screens. this task will drop
all of
your tables!
also, the ant init is for the torque objects, as far as i can tell, it
does
not affect turbine directly (of course, if your torque objects change,
turbine is affected).

 AND/OR
 Does having the MySql shell open at the same time affect the websites

in

 anyway?

i doubt that.

so far, i've just built one app with turbine, but the reloading of
changed
java classes never was a problem. are you sure that the html-pages are
not in
your browser cache?

rick


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