Paul Singleton jbgb.com> writes:
> Are you serious?! Our developers rely on Hot Code Replacement to
> enable them to continue debugging after changes to program logic,
> and only restart if they want/need to or if HCR fails (e.g. because
> they added/altered a public member signature etc.). The
Kent Tong wrote:
In a development environment it's desirable to reload a webapp if any of
its class files has been changed.
Are you serious?! Our developers rely on Hot Code Replacement to
enable them to continue debugging after changes to program logic,
and only restart if they want/need to
Christopher Schultz christopherschultz.net> writes:
> I'm suggesting that you only deploy when you need to (even just copying
> files into your exploded WAR area). Are you updating your app many times
> more often than you want to reload it? Why?
Because the project output folder in Eclipse is s
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Kent Tong wrote:
> Christopher Schultz christopherschultz.net> writes:
>
>> Why not only copy your new WAR file (or classes, etc.) to the deployment
>> directory when you actually want the webapp to reload?
>
> Creating a WAR file and copying
Christopher Schultz christopherschultz.net> writes:
> Why not only copy your new WAR file (or classes, etc.) to the deployment
> directory when you actually want the webapp to reload?
Creating a WAR file and copying it takes quite a lot of time. So, the
webapp is setup as an exploded directory.
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Kent Tong wrote:
> John McPeek bellsouth.net> writes:
>
>> If you use eclipse and WTP it does all that for you. Then you can spend
>> almost 0 time thinking about start/stop/reload stuff.
>
> Thanks for the reply. However, it will reload th
John McPeek bellsouth.net> writes:
> If you use eclipse and WTP it does all that for you. Then you can spend
> almost 0 time thinking about start/stop/reload stuff.
Thanks for the reply. However, it will reload the webapp whenever
a change is made, just like setting reloadable to true and wil
Hi Kent,
If you use eclipse and WTP it does all that for you. Then you can spend
almost 0 time thinking about start/stop/reload stuff.
John
Hi,
In a development environment it's desirable to reload a webapp if any of
its class files has been changed. I know about the reloadable flag, but
it w
Hi,
In a development environment it's desirable to reload a webapp if any of
its class files has been changed. I know about the reloadable flag, but
it will keep reloading the webapp whenever a change is made and slows down
the computer. Instead, I'd like to reload it on demand, ie, when it is
ac
