nothing to do with multi-threadedness. all web servers that i know about behave the
same way
with servlets: any class in the server's CLASSPATH get loaded once at server start
up. classes in
the servlets directory (on JWS; it is different for other servers) are reloaded
dynamically. what
you're seeing is the way it's supposed to be.
robert young
On Thursday, November 11, 1999 10:14 AM, louis mechery [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
wrote:
> Dear servlet Interest Team:
>
> As I evaluate the product JavaWebserver2.0 for my company, a strange problem
> happened to me. Please answer to me quickly.
>
> 1) I have a servlet called "Login" (I believe, by default it is
> MultiThreaded), which I added to the server engine using JWS
> ADMIN-->SERVICES-->MANAGE-->SERVLETS-->ADD.
>
> 2) I called this "Login" (http://hostname/servlet/Login) servlet to logon.
> But, I discovered some bugs in my "Login" servlet and I debugged it,
> re-complied, and copied it to \javawebserver2.0\servlets directory.
>
> 3) I don't see the changes When I access the "Login" servlet second-time.
>
> 4) I unloaded and re-loaded this servlet on the java server engine using the
> JavaWebserver2.0 Admin Applet.
>
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