Jeff Mandel wrote:
> While we stopped using this a while back in favor of Jserv, Sun's java web server
> had a managment applet that would tell you if a servelt was loaded, and let you
> unload it. The applet was a major pain, but the feature was very nice. I'd like to
> find a way to do it with jserv, but I think it would require some interface to the
> processes inside the jvm. Maybe that could be part of the jserv servlet itself?
> Just a thought.
>
> Jeff
>
Is the reason you want to unload a servlet because you want to recover memory, or
because you've changed it and want to load the new version instead? If it's the
latter, Apache JServ does support automatic reloading if you set the appropriate
configuration parameters. See the comments in the example configuration files, and
the installation docs, for more info.
Craig McClanahan
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