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1) make sure you are killing the JVm when you restart
2) The class might exist somewhere else in your path
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>From: Javier Iglesias <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Can't manage reloading to work properly
>Date: Mon, May 1, 2000, 11:04 AM
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> Hello all !
>
> I wrote a servlet that works fine whatever happens :
> - the servlet works fine. Great.
> - if I recompile it, changes do not apply...
> - if I remove the '.class' file from the web
> server, it keeps on working fine...
> - even if I restart jserv, it works fine...
> - even if I restart apache, it works fine...
> - even if I reboot the server, it works fine...
>
> This looks like the class is *NOT* reloaded. I read in the FAQs that the
> cacheing was done in memory. How can the cached class survive to
> rebooting ??!!?
>
> Well. Problem is that I would like to make some changes to the servlet,
> to recompile it... and SEE THE RESULTS of the changes !!
>
> Does someone have a suggestion, knowing that :
> - I'm using Apache1.3.6, JServ1.1 on Linux 2.2.14
> - servlet is not in the classpath (nor in 'wrapper.classpath'...
> but I start jserv by hand anyway)
> - It's not the generated page that is cached, because
> servlet prints a different random number for each call.
>
>
> This is driving me mad.
>
> Help.
>
> --javier
>
>
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