will reloading context in javaflow work. It's a really pain in
the ass to develop without reloading feature enabled. I now need
to restart tomcat everytime i change a class, or is there a better way?
I don't know where the classes been cached. Unfortunately I don't have
time to look
the
CompilingClassLoader until now. I know that you must specify the src dir
for the CCL somewhere and I thought it was cocoon.xconf. But it might
also be that the CCL does not work with javaflow together.
No, the CompilingCL doesn't work at the moment with javaflow.
When will reloading context in javaflow work
for the CCL somewhere and I thought it was cocoon.xconf. But it might
also be that the CCL does not work with javaflow together.
Joerg
When will reloading context in javaflow work. It's a really pain in
the ass to develop without reloading feature enabled. I now need
to restart tomcat everytime i
Where to set the CompilingClassLoader? Specify it in the cocoon.xconf won't
work. Is there any doc about this?
Johan
Hello,
When will reloading context in javaflow work. It's a really pain in the
ass to develop without reloading feature enabled. I now need to restart
tomcat everytime i
Where to set the CompilingClassLoader? Specify it in the cocoon.xconf won't
work. Is there any doc about this?
Johan
Hello,
When will reloading context in javaflow work. It's a really pain in the
ass to develop without reloading feature enabled. I now need to restart
tomcat everytime i
Hello,
When will reloading context in javaflow work. It's a really pain in the ass
to develop without reloading feature enabled. I now need to restart tomcat
everytime i change a class, or is there a better way?
Cheers,
Johan
On 01.07.2004 23:18, johan coens wrote:
Hello,
When will reloading context in javaflow work. It's a really pain in the
ass to develop without reloading feature enabled. I now need to restart
tomcat everytime i change a class, or is there a better way?
Can you try the CompilingClassloader?
Joerg
