Dear Stefan,
I need Cocoon to reload the class file at least during the development and debug
phase of my web application, in order to see the effect of code changes.
After the deployment of the application, it's ok if the servlet engine doesn't reload
the class file at each client request.
I'm using Jetty as a Servlet container.
thanks for your help Enrico
On 27.05.2004 12:45, Enrico Migliore wrote:
Right now I'm using the flowscript for the logic of my application, butStephan, can you imagine any difference between the two blocks? IIUC it's just a classloader issue. I can imagine that something is done on this in the javaflow block for the continuations.
I have to move fast to java. What do you think if I contact the authors
of the javaflow block, and then post the solution of this problem?
Thanks Joerg for the pointer.
Yes, it's correct, the ContinuationClassLoader doesn't handle reloading
of classes. But I wonder in which case the classes can be reloaded.
In my perception the whole servlet must be reloaded if a class has
changed?! Which servlet container do you use?
Does anyone know how to activate class reloading in Jetty?
Stephan.
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