Hi Achim,
I don't think it reload all the context as the reload is immediately
effective.
It works for component ( cocoon, struts ), I've just tried with
servlet with this code, and it's okai.
http://www.orcades.net/contrib/reloader-webapp.zip . The server.xml is
the vanilla one.
IMHO it this
Olivier
This sounds interesting and like a great help for the development. Now
I'm wondering, if this mechanism does really reload only the generator
class of Cocoon, or if it does reload the Tomcat web application, i.e.
Cocoon itself. Does this mechanism use the servlet reloading facility of
T
Hi all,
A very simple way is to start tomcat within eclipse ( sysdeo plugin
http://www.sysdeo.com/eclipse/tomcatPlugin.html ).
Tomcat must be started when last version of your classes lives in the
WEB-INF/classes. ( using ant )
So the sequence *MUST* be:
1: copy classes in WEB-INF/classes
2:
Joachim Wackerow wrote:
I am writing a custom generator. It would be convenient to reload the
class while Cocoon is running.
How it is possible to reload just a generator class in Cocoon 2.1.6
running in Tomcat 5.x or 5.5, without reloading the whole Cocoon or
without restarting Tomcat (ca. 30
I am writing a custom generator. It would be convenient to reload the
class while Cocoon is running.
How it is possible to reload just a generator class in Cocoon 2.1.6
running in Tomcat 5.x or 5.5, without reloading the whole Cocoon or
without restarting Tomcat (ca. 30 sec)?
The generator cla
