Hi all, I have a question regarding context reloading in tomcat. Our app consists of two type of Java class files (1) core modules consisting of many singletons which are initialized once by reading large files from filesystem at the start of application (2) helper classes mostly for formatting, e.g., a servlet that serves a PNG graph, formatting of time in different formats, and classic JSP tags extending TagSupport.
Tomcat allows users to set "reloadable=true", but that reloads the whole context (even if a single class has changed). This means, our application has to initialize itself all over again which is time consuming (it reads lot of stuff from files in memory). Is there a way to set partial reload?? Which means, if one of the helper classes has changed (and core classes are intact), just replace that changed code in the context. Any help on this issue will be of great use to us. thanks Nilesh --------------------------------------------------------------------- To start a new topic, e-mail: users@tomcat.apache.org To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
