At 10:38 PM -0500 3/22/05, James Mitchell wrote:
Struts does not provide this sort of thing.
Actually, I just added a call to PropertyUtils.clearDescriptors() to
ActionServlet.destroy() on the 1.2.x branch yesterday, which causes a
call to Introspector.flushCaches(). From the javadoc for the
In
Thank you for your fast response
Yes, i realize that so many reloading in a production server is bad
practice. This is due 'the not very ideal' environment and policy in
my company. I'm doing it because I have different platform for
development and production. My company using Linux Redhat as
prod
Struts does not provide this sort of thing.
In the environments that I typically work in, production releases are
handled by a release manager(s). When a new release goes out, the server is
usually brought down and the new build is pushed out, then brought back up.
This being done after normal
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