RE: How to re-load servlet without "stop/re-start" the server?

Put your servlet in the path that WebSphere designates as the re-load directory.
WebSphere will detect a changed class file in certain directories and reload the
servlet. I found it in one of the books and have used it before. I know that on 
my
machine it is the \QIBM\ProdData\IBMWebAs\servlets directory. I don't
remember if I set this up or it was the default. Also try going into the admin 
page,
unloading the servlet and then reloading it.

Joe Teff

On Thursday, October 26, 2000 10:46 AM, Bruce Jin 
[SMTP:brucej@mrc-productivity.com] wrote:
>  When I make a change to the servlet and recompile it, I have to re-start
> the server to unload and reload the servlet. This is because unlike CGI,
> servlet stays in the memory.
> Is there any way to reload servlet without restart the server?
> 
> Thanks.
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