Beans are meant to be persistent in memory (reminiscent of comm object in the
microsoft world) which means that in order to reload them you are going to have
to restart the server.. Sorry :(
Matt
Deepak C S wrote:
> hi friends,
>
> I have Linux-apache-tomcat3.2.1. Ive have created a
hi friends,
I have Linux-apache-tomcat3.2.1. Ive have created a context
"intranet" under
< tomcat-install>/webapps/intranet
and I have manually created Directories WEB-INF/classes under it. Is this a
right way to do??
Please suggest.
In classes dir,I have placed my JavaBeans arra
