What happens when i update a bean to fix a bug, and deploy it using hot deployment.
Can i keep the old instances of the bean running, while requests for new beans can get updated bean instances.
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Hot deployment question (1 messages)
- Posted by: Jyo
- Posted on: August 21 2000 02:00 EDT
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- Hot deployment question by Bhavesh Bhammar on August 21 2000 12:57 EDT
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Hot deployment question[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Bhavesh Bhammar
- Posted on: August 21 2000 12:57 EDT
- in response to Jyo
Ravi,
When you use the hot deployment feature (for updation of beans), the currently-loaded implementation classes for the EJB are immediately marked as unavailable in the server, and the EJB's classloader and associated classes are removed. WebLogic Server automatically propagates a RedeploymentException to all clients that were using the bean. At the same time, a new EJB classloader is created, which loads and maintains the revised EJB implementation classes.When clients next acquire a reference to the EJB, their EJB method calls use the updated EJB implementation classes.
Bhavesh Bhammar