Re: Reloading ActionServlet configuration

[Ted Husted]

See also 

http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/faqs/newbie.html#reload


12/16/2002 2:38:52 PM, Ron Monson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Since the reload() method has been removed from ActionServlet 
effective 
1.1b2 I am trying to find an alternative way of 'reloading' the 
configuration on-the-fly.  Simply calling init() again or destroy
() and then 
init() does not seem to work.  Also, the destroy() method doesn't 
seem to be 
completed yet.

Does anyone have any suggestions??

Thanks,

Ron

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Reloading ActionServlet configuration

[Ron Monson]

Since the reload() method has been removed from ActionServlet effective 
1.1b2 I am trying to find an alternative way of 'reloading' the 
configuration on-the-fly.  Simply calling init() again or destroy() and then 
init() does not seem to work.  Also, the destroy() method doesn't seem to be 
completed yet.

Does anyone have any suggestions??

Thanks,

Ron

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Re: Reloading ActionServlet configuration

[Craig R. McClanahan]

On Mon, 16 Dec 2002, Ron Monson wrote:

 Date: Mon, 16 Dec 2002 14:38:52 -0500
 From: Ron Monson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Reply-To: Struts Developers List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: Reloading ActionServlet configuration

 Since the reload() method has been removed from ActionServlet effective
 1.1b2 I am trying to find an alternative way of 'reloading' the
 configuration on-the-fly.  Simply calling init() again or destroy() and then
 init() does not seem to work.  Also, the destroy() method doesn't seem to be
 completed yet.

 Does anyone have any suggestions??


Calling init() and destroy() yourself on a servlet violates the servlet
spec rules, and will definitely cause undefined behavior.

Use the application reload facilities of your servlet container.  Tomcat,
for example, offers the manager webapp's reload command.

 Thanks,

 Ron

Craig


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