[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
Hello,
how is it possible to reload a configuration file without using a
ReloadingStrategy (or, to be more precise: FileChangedReloadingStrategy
or ManagedReloadingStrategy)?
I found out the time consuming way that calling
XMLConfiguration.reload() does nothing because it seems like that as
default ReloadingStrategy the InvariantReloadingStrategy is used, which
prevents reloading.
So how can i reload if i don't want to do it automatically and don't
want to trigger it via JMX?
thanks in advance and regards,
christian Migowski!
Your observation that reload() only performs a reload if the reloading
strategy considers this necessary (which is never for the default
reloading strategy) is correct.
However a manual reload is quite easy: Just do
config.clear();
config.load();
(provided that a valid URL, file, or file name is set).
Maybe an overloaded reload() method with a boolean force flag would make
sense to make this more convenient?
Oliver
P.S. reproducing this issue is easy:
//first create a xml file (yourfile.xml):
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<x><mycontent>hi there</mycontent></x>
code:
XMLConfiguration config = new XMLConfiguration("yourfile.xml");
System.out.println("mycontent: "+config.getString("mycontent"));
//now change your file
Thread.sleep(10000);
config.reload();
//and see, the changed file content isn't reloaded
System.out.println("mycontent: "+config.getString("mycontent"));
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