Hi, Everyone,
I am using Tomcat 3.1. it works fine, but it is not reloadable. I did edit
the server.xml file and set reloadable="true". but it does not work. I am
wondering why. Any one know how to make reloadable work? Any comments will
be appreciated.
Richard
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Richard Liu wrote:
>
> Hi, Everyone,
>
> I am using Tomcat 3.1. it works fine, but it is not reloadable. I did edit
> the server.xml file and set reloadable="true". but it does not work. I am
> wondering why. Any one know how to make reloadable work? Any comments will
> be appreciated.
I assume y
Richard Liu wrote:
> Hi, Everyone,
>
> I am using Tomcat 3.1. it works fine, but it is not reloadable. I did edit
> the server.xml file and set reloadable="true". but it does not work. I am
> wondering why. Any one know how to make reloadable work? Any comments will
> be appreciated.
>
Where are
ct: Re: Is Tomcat reloadable?
Richard Liu wrote:
>
> Hi, Everyone,
>
> I am using Tomcat 3.1. it works fine, but it is not reloadable. I did edit
> the server.xml file and set reloadable="true". but it does not work. I am
> wondering why. Any one know how to make r
and WEB-INF/lib for the web application (servlet context).
Hans
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> Richard Liu wrote:
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Tomcat, are
> not reloaded automatically.
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> "Hensley, Zachary" wrote:
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> > I don't
Richard Liu wrote:
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> Hi, thank you very much, Hans, Craige R, and Hensley.
> I did mean if tomcat reload servlet classes when you modify them.
> I did put all my servlets in the WEB-INT directory of my web application and
> edited the server.xml file to set reloadable="true". but it does not wor
AVATAR SINGH wrote:
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> If you would have read the README file which comes with tomcat, this is what it has
> to say.
> Maybe you'd have to wait for the next patch to relaod.
>
> Good Luck!
>
> Avi
> KNOWN BUGS AND ISSUES
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> 1. Automatic servlet reloading is not implemented
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AVATAR SINGH wrote:
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> If you would have read the README file which comes with tomcat, this is
what it has
> to say.
> Maybe you'd have to wait f
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