I've got a similar problem using Apache and JServ.
When I compile some classes "over" the old ones and call them on the server,
the engine always starts a new thread.
I assume that the engine opens some kind of new object environment, because
even global object have to be allocated again.
Is this an error...??
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> Von: DeSarro Frank [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Gesendet am: Mittwoch, 14. Juli 1999 18:36
> An: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Betreff: Multiple servlets and a shared class
>
> This is probably a foolish question, but I have spent so much time
> trying to figure it out with little to show for it that I have to try
> something. I'm new to servlets, but I've read Hunter's servlet book.
> I'm working with Websphere Application Server. I have two servlets A &
> B. There is a separate shared class, call it C that A & B use.
> Everything works as I expect it to. The problem is that if I change
> servlet B and place it on the server, when the newly loaded servlet B
> tries to use class C it throws a ClassNot Found exception. Is my
> thinking wrong? If C has not changed, I should not have to unload A
> because of a change in B. The only way I can get it to work is to unload
> A&B twice and then it works. This might be a dumb question, but I can't
> seem to figure out what is happening. If my logic is sound, then I know
> I have to focus on my code. If anyone can share any thoughts or even
> point me to an article or book that would explain how this is supposed to
> work I would appreciate it. Thanks.
>
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