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This is what I've seen as well. So the more you change your signatures, the more you're likely to run into problems (of course, the idea behind OO programming is that you're not supposed to change your signatures that often, especially for mature code). Are there other IDEs that do a better job of allowing hot code changes that affect signatures? Does it have to do with the JVM or the IDE? Is there a switch setting that might allow the IDE to be more forgiving? Joe > From: Colin Williams > > Hot Code replace does not always work. It usually works if you change code > in a method. It wont work if you change the signature of a method.
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