Michael McGrady wrote:
At 11:40 PM 5/2/2004, Craig McClanahan wrote:
Michael McGrady wrote:
Isn't it true, Craig, that this is not a problem for hot deploy of
the classes that do this. If you have other classes that do not do
this, then they cannot be hot deployed. But, what difference does
At 11:40 PM 5/2/2004, Craig McClanahan wrote:
Michael McGrady wrote:
Isn't it true, Craig, that this is not a problem for hot deploy of the
classes that do this. If you have other classes that do not do this,
then they cannot be hot deployed. But, what difference does that
make? If someone w
Thanks for sticking with this "half-assed" idea for a bit, Craig.
All this says, if I understand you, and I am fairly sure I do, is that if
you change some class and have no way to reload it, without the container
reloading then you have a problem unless you do something about it. That
is to b
lassloader replaceClass() call?
As for all this being out of struts scope Im definately +1 on that!
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From: Craig McClanahan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, 3 May 2004 14:41
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Way to reload struts Action classes in WebLo
Michael McGrady wrote:
Isn't it true, Craig, that this is not a problem for hot deploy of the
classes that do this. If you have other classes that do not do this,
then they cannot be hot deployed. But, what difference does that
make? If someone wants to hot deploy them, they can redesign the
Michael McGrady wrote:
This is more of a passing interest of mine, so I will pursue a bit
more, if you continue an interest. I have an application that needs
to do this from afar on multiple and untrackable sites. So, the
bouncing the server idea just won't work for me. I need this to
happe
Thanks for sharing that, Pedro. I think it is good stuff too.
At 05:16 PM 5/2/2004, Pedro Salgado wrote:
On 04/05/02 23:50, "Michael McGrady" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This is more of a passing interest of mine, so I will pursue a bit more, if
> you continue an interest. I have an applicatio
Isn't it true, Craig, that this is not a problem for hot deploy of the
classes that do this. If you have other classes that do not do this, then
they cannot be hot deployed. But, what difference does that make? If
someone wants to hot deploy them, they can redesign the class. The more I
thi
On 04/05/02 23:50, "Michael McGrady" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This is more of a passing interest of mine, so I will pursue a bit more, if
> you continue an interest. I have an application that needs to do this from
> afar on multiple and untrackable sites. So, the bouncing the server idea
>
This is more of a passing interest of mine, so I will pursue a bit more, if
you continue an interest. I have an application that needs to do this from
afar on multiple and untrackable sites. So, the bouncing the server idea
just won't work for me. I need this to happen without exchanging
cla
Michael McGrady wrote:
To expand (part question and part statement): Suppose:
1. We made an interface, Action, which the present Struts Action
(renamed, say, "ActionImpl") implemented.
2. We created a daemon ActionFactory which loaded actions from
outside the CLASSPATH using a URLClassloader
To expand (part question and part statement): Suppose:
1. We made an interface, Action, which the present Struts Action (renamed,
say, "ActionImpl") implemented.
2. We created a daemon ActionFactory which loaded actions from outside the
CLASSPATH using a URLClassloader, etc., and which did no
Isn't the trick to load the classes with a classloader that does not
require you to reload the entire webapp? This is a combination question
and statement. I am interested in this issue and want to find a way to
load classes in a webapp which will be workable. I am thinking of the
stuff that
Inamdar, Anil - Cons wrote:
Hello,
Is there a way to reload Actions in Weblogic without redeploying the web
application.
No. Java provides no way to replace a class (loaded by a particular
class loader) with a modified version, without throwing away the entire
class loader. That's what normall
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