i personally don't have any problems when running in tomcat and i am doing all my (wicket) development in tomcat.
But i don't have to unload a webapp and then reload again.
I am only counting on the hotswap class feature of the JVM that eclipse uses for me when running/debugging code.

But i am willing to look into those problems ofcourse. What are the exact things you do? Just delete the wicket jar and give it a new one?

Because this is a know problem. If you are upgrading wicket in a running environment Or saving all session data and then restarting it with a new wicket.jar. Then you will get serializiation problems because we don't have the serialver uid in our classes

Tomcat should be able to serialize all wicket components and read all those components (in the stored sessions) back into memory If there is a problem at some place (NotSerializeableException) then please let me know but i think i will bump into those myself because of the way i debug wicket apps, cleanly shutdowing tomcat through tomcat itself.

johan



Crash_neo wrote:
Ow yes please, I me just thinking it was me doing it al wrong.
I have written a ant build script that also re - deployes the application after a build. But it did not work. (while it did with al the other webapps I have written (non wicket)) Is this the same problem, that I cannot unload (delete the wicket.jar) while tomcat is tunning?

Thijs

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Bugs item #1259203, was opened at 2005-08-14 19:20
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Status: Open
Resolution: None
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Gili Tzabari (cowwoc)
Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Summary: Fix Tomcat usability issues

Initial Comment:
There are numerous issues when using Wicket webapps
under Tomcat. At the very least, it is impossible to
cleanly reload your webapp because you get a bunch of
serialization errors (because we didn't set the
serialization id for our components). There are other
issues as well. For example, I routinely get a
ThreadDeath exception every second time I reload the
webapp.

Netbeans bundles an internal Tomcat server for webapp
development. The above issues seriously hamper my
productivity as I have to reload the webapps twice for
it to reload properly once. Then every X number of
reloads, it runs out of PermGen space (memory leak of
some sort) and the server needs to be killed. This is
probably somehow related to the first issue.

Finally, these issues occur only with Wicket webapps,
not with anything else like JSP so we should really fix
this.

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