- Some general question, not limited to Wicket: I'm using Tomcat as
development environment. Every little change (since wicket html pages
are in the classpath, even when a html page is changed) triggers a
full application reloading cycle, which can take some time
(especially if there's Spring and Hibernate as well). Is there any
way of speeding this up (at least when changing html pages only, but
in general too)?
I just don't place the src/bin in the WEB-INF dir.
I use eclipse with the tomcat plugin and then you can start it with the
project you want. (where you just have src/bin in the root)
johan
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