Hi Kent,
If you use eclipse and WTP it does all that for you. Then you can spend
almost 0 time thinking about start/stop/reload stuff.
John
Hi,
In a development environment it's desirable to reload a webapp if any of
its class files has been changed. I know about the reloadable flag, but
it will keep reloading the webapp whenever a change is made and slows down
the computer. Instead, I'd like to reload it on demand, ie, when it is
accessed again. Is it a desirable feature? It shouldn't be that hard to
implement (invoke the reload logic before any access to the webapp instead
of from a background scheduler).
Yes, I know about the reload function in the Tomcat manager. But it requires
two manual steps: first, reload the webapp; second, access a page in the
webapp.
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