Hi , now I am using weblogic6.0 for development.
I found that I must restart the server when I
modified the code about servlet or the class using
in the servlet , who can tell me that I can not restart
the server even if I modified the code ?
Thanks
Jzhou
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about restarting the weblogic server (4 messages)
- Posted by: green horse
- Posted on: October 22 2001 01:41 EDT
Threaded Messages (4)
- about restarting the weblogic server by Suresh Ganesan on October 23 2001 16:45 EDT
- about restarting the weblogic server by Abhijit Gaikwad on October 24 2001 05:02 EDT
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about restarting the weblogic server by Suresh Ganesan on October 24 2001 06:42 EDT
- about restarting the weblogic server by Tony Brookes on October 25 2001 03:05 EDT
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about restarting the weblogic server by Suresh Ganesan on October 24 2001 06:42 EDT
- about restarting the weblogic server by Abhijit Gaikwad on October 24 2001 05:02 EDT
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- Posted by: Suresh Ganesan
- Posted on: October 23 2001 16:45 EDT
- in response to green horse
How do you deploy your servlet.
If your servlet is in application/DefaultWebApp_myserver/WEB-INF/classes directory then you dont need to restart the weblogic server, after changing your servlet code. Also you have to set the reload periods in your config.xml. By default it is set to 1.
Suresh -
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- Posted by: Abhijit Gaikwad
- Posted on: October 24 2001 05:02 EDT
- in response to Suresh Ganesan
But Does it also reloads Helper Classess that servlet is using ?
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- Posted by: Suresh Ganesan
- Posted on: October 24 2001 18:42 EDT
- in response to Abhijit Gaikwad
It reloads all the classes irrespective of class type. -
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- Posted by: Tony Brookes
- Posted on: October 25 2001 03:05 EDT
- in response to Suresh Ganesan
I rather thought it only reloaded classes in that directory (or sub-directories) as it is those files it is monitoring. If you update the classes in a JAR file that is simply "on the classpath of the server" then it will not reload them (as far as I recall.)
Chz
Tony