Hi Luther,
If you set the application mode trace, Velocity won't cache the
templates and there is no need to restart the server. However the IDE
or maven still need to copy the changed templates to the output
folder.

I don't use maven so cannot give any advice on how to do this.

Kind regards
Bob

On Wednesday, August 25, 2010, LutherBaker <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> It is an IDE/jetty:run problem because they must work together.
>
> Jetty is scanning for file changes - but the IDE must actually save files to
> the location being scanned. After following Gilberto's link and changing the
> IDEs "Compile on Save" parameter, Jetty restarts now when I make changes to
> class files.
>t
> Unfortunately, the scanning path doesn't seem to pick up the html files in
> src/main/webapp.r It only seems to scan the files in target/* ... so, we're
> close. The class file changes get picked up but changes to the htm files do
> not yet cause Jetty eto restart (and consequently, I continue to see the old
> file in the browser).
>
> Thanks for the suggestions.
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