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This is mentioned in the FAQ and the archives and the README.
You mustn't have yoru class in your system classpath. Jserv has it's own
classloader which can manage class reloading but the puting your class in
the classpath stuff this.
Also make sure you have
autoreload.classes=true
in your zone file.
Chris
On Tue, 15 Aug 2000 09:36:31 -0400, Luke Reeves wrote:
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>Really, it has. Now whenever I make a change to a servlet during
>development, I have to restart JServ. Anyone else experience this or
>possibly know what to do?
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> Luke Reeves, Oceanlake
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