Wouldn't be better to create different classes with a common interface or
parent and load the new created class ?
So you want mess the whole server because of a fault in application
architecture.
Viorel Dragomir
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From: ""Michael Vorschütz"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <users@tomcat.apache.org>
Sent: Wednesday, November 02, 2005 14:36
Subject: Modifying the Tomcat Cache?
Hello,
My web application generates at runtime a java class and compiles it. If I
change this class and recompile it the application uses the old class from
the tomcat cache and not the new compiled one.
Is there a possibility to delete this cached class manualy or force tomcat
not to cache this class?
I don't want to restart the tomcat or delete the whole cache after the
changing. And I don't want to set the reloadable parameter to true for the
whole web application.
Has somebody an idea how I could implement this?
Greetings
Michael Vorschütz
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