Hi Eric,
If you call touch on the JSP does it update? This used to work on
versions of JRun back in the 90's.
Just a shot in the dark...
Kirk
Eric Grunzke wrote:
Hello,
I am developing an app framework that has a very costly startup cycle.
Consequently, I try to avoid restarting apps because it takes a long time
for the core to get spooled up. In this vein I have a custom classloader
that reloads the WEB-INF/classes directory without doing a full restart of
the app. I've run into a problem, however, in JSPs. It's possible for JSPs
to contain a reference to a .class file that becomes stale when I reload
behind the scenes, which results in a ClassCastException.
The bottom line here is that I am searching for a way to programmatically
force tomcat to drop all loaded JSPs from memory. I do not need to
recompile them, just reload the classes. However, if compilation and
reloading are inextricably linked, that's a cost I'm willing to accept.
I've tried looking around the documentation and searching the mailing list,
but I've been unsuccessful so far. Any insight is greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
-Eric
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