Hi,
> What servlet engine do you use - Tomcat - do you ? It's well
> known that
> servlet reloading doesn't work there very well. On the
> contrary, one of
> the fastest servlet engine - Resin (http://www.caucho.com) -
> can reload
> *any* resource a web application uses - JSP, servlets, helper
> classes as
> well as WEB-INF/web.xml. So, what you've said is not common in servlet
> containers. Wasn't servlet (JSP) reloading *only one* advantage over
> Java code in servlet ?
>
> I can't say it for sure, but it's also available in Orion
> (http://www.orionserver.com) which is more then servlet
> container - it's
> EJB container.
This I already know. Resin and Orion are the only two that I know of that do
reload classes (and compile them for you to). The main thing to worry about
there is that all the HttpSession objects implement Serializable properly,
otherwise it doesn't work..which I have found out with our code.
I use Orion myself. Best damn servlet/jsp engine you'll find, and fully J2EE
to boot! Resin is right behind Orion in performance, so they are both darn
good engines. Orion is slightly faster, but because its so easy to use, (as
is Resin), and is darn cheap ($1500 per server, which is the same price for
Resin), and supports clustering, EJB, JMS, and so on, its a better deal in
my opinion. Resin is great though if you need a servlet engine that supports
the latest standards and is the best one available in my opinion.
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