Reloading support classes in a web-app?

Question

          Hi,
          I had previously been successful in compiling classes
          to a directory which was specified in the weblogic.properties
          file as the weblogic.httpd.servlet.classpath. If a class
          were recompiled, the updated .class file would be reloaded.
          However, now we're adhering to the java web application hierarchy,
          where weblogic.httpd.servlet.classpath doesn't apply. Is
          there a way of specifying a directory which should reload
          updated ,class files?
          Thanks,
          j.joseph
          

Answer 1

You should not put application scope objects in your session regardless of
          its size (which session would you put it in anyways?). Put it in your
          application scope servlet context, which is available to all JSPs and
          servlets. You can do more fancy things but this should be okay.
          Tinou Bao
          www.tinou.com
          "Zaska" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:3b169cff$[email protected]..
          >
          > Hi,
          >
          > I have a situation where I must read data from the database when a web
          application
          > starts. I should store that data somewhere (not to session object, because
          it
          > might grow to large). What could be a good place to save a big object
          containing
          > data which is afterwards retrieved from allmost all JSP/Servlets in the
          same application?
          > I can use database only once, when the application is loaded.
          > Br -z
          >