A major problem encountered in web development !!!

sh1900

In WEB development, we often use ECLIPSE development environment, use TOMCAT, or RESIN as the WEB server. Generally, after starting the service, after modifying the JSP code, you can run it directly, and you can see the effect of the modification. After that, our general approach is to restart the WEB service, which is more troublesome. Is there any good way? When we modify the JAVA code to compile, we do not need to restart the WEB service to see the effect of the modification. How about?

bardling

RESIN does not need to restart

czrovin75

Tomcat is not needed

sd4800778

Wouldn't it be good to reopen the page

elsaiii

In the tomcat server.xml, configure the application to reload="true", the application environment is best not to configure this, affecting performance

sh1900

Askczrovin75, Tomcat is not used, so how do you deal with it?

sh1900

Toelsaiii: The server.xml application configuration under my Tomcat has been reload="true", but it still doesn't work.

Kaysin

I have this problem, I use NetBeans to develop, without leaving the IDE, I can only stop the application and release it.
Otherwise, you can put it directly in the automatically published directory (non-debugging state) and this problem will not occur.

tellyou

TOMCAT reference

http://community.csdn.net/Expert/TopicView3.asp?id=5276317

Is <context reloadable="true">, then change web.xml

lionhero

Upstairs