Weblogic restart when java files compiled

when ever i compile java filesi need to restart my weblogic server to effect the compiled classfiles.
to avoid this what i need to do?
Do we need to change any properties in xml files or in weblogic administrator

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<H3>Available Flight List</H3>
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<td width="10%" bgcolor="#808080">Flight Company</td>
<td width="10%" bgcolor="#808080">Flight Number</td>
<td width="10%" bgcolor="#808080">Depart From</td>
<td width="10%" bgcolor="#808080">Arrive</td>
<td width="10%" bgcolor="#808080">Departure Date</td>
<td width="10%" bgcolor="#808080">Departure Time</td>
<td width="10%" bgcolor="#808080">Arrival Date</td>
<td width="10%" bgcolor="#808080">Arrival Time</td>
<td width="10%" bgcolor="#808080">Adult Fare</td>
<td width="10%" bgcolor="#808080">Child Fare</td>
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String arr = request.getParameter("DTo");
String fy = request.getParameter(FYear.value);
String fm = request.getParameter(FMonth.value);
String fd = request.getParameter(FDay.value);
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String FDat = f1 + "-" + fd;
String ty = request.getParameter(TYear.value);
String tm = request.getParameter(TMonth.value);
String td = request.getParameter(TDay.value);
String t1 = ty + "-" + tm;
String TDat = t1 + "-" + td;
String type;
if( request.getParameter(type[0].checked))
type = "Return";
else
{ type = "OneWay";
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if(request.getParameter(clas[0].checked))
{clas = "ECO";
else
{clas = "BUSS";}
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String child = request.getParameter(Child.value);
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%>
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<td width= "10%"><%=flt.getFlightNum()%></td>
<td width= "10%"><%=flt.getDestination()%></td>
<td width= "10%"><%=flt.getArrive()%></td>
<td width= "10%"><%=flt.getFrDate()%></td>
<td width= "10%"><%=flt.getFlightDptTm()%></td>
<td width= "10%"><%=flt.getToDate()%></td>
<td width= "10%"><%=flt.getFlightArrTm()%></td>
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int adt, chld;
int far_A, tot_A, far_C, tot_C;
adt = Integer.parseInt(adult);
far_A = flt.getAdultFr();
tot_A = adt * far_A;
chld = Integer.parseInt(child);
far_C = flt.getChildFr();
tot_C = chld * far_C;
%>
<td width= "10%"><%=tot_A%></td>
<td width= "10%"><%=tot_C%></td>
</tr>
<%
if(type = "Return")
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%>
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package org.apache.jsp;
import java.util.*;
import com.client.entity.Flight;
import com.client.wsclient.FlightServiceClient;
import javax.servlet.*;
import javax.servlet.http.*;
import javax.servlet.jsp.*;
import org.apache.jasper.runtime.*;
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public void _jspService(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response)
throws java.io.IOException, ServletException {
JspFactory _jspxFactory = null;
PageContext pageContext = null;
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ServletContext application = null;
ServletConfig config = null;
JspWriter out = null;
Object page = this;
String _value = null;
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synchronized (this) {
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response.setContentType("text/html;ISO-8859-1");
pageContext = _jspxFactory.getPageContext(this, request, response,
"ErrorHandler.jsp", true, 8192, true);
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config = pageContext.getServletConfig();
session = pageContext.getSession();
out = pageContext.getOut();
// HTML // begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(0,59);to=(1,0)]
out.write("\r\n");
// end
// HTML // begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(1,43);to=(2,0)]
out.write("\r\n");
// end
// HTML // begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(2,58);to=(19,0)]
out.write("\r\n\r\n<H3>Available Flight List</H3>\r\n We have found the following Available flight(s) : \r\n<table border=\"0\" cellpadding=\"0\" cellspacing=\"0\" width=\"100\">\r\n <tr>\r\n <td width=\"10%\" bgcolor=\"#808080\">Flight Company</td>\r\n <td width=\"10%\" bgcolor=\"#808080\">Flight Number</td>\r\n <td width=\"10%\" bgcolor=\"#808080\">Depart From</td>\r\n <td width=\"10%\" bgcolor=\"#808080\">Arrive</td>\r\n <td width=\"10%\" bgcolor=\"#808080\">Departure Date</td>\r\n <td width=\"10%\" bgcolor=\"#808080\">Departure Time</td>\r\n <td width=\"10%\" bgcolor=\"#808080\">Arrival Date</td>\r\n <td width=\"10%\" bgcolor=\"#808080\">Arrival Time</td>\r\n <td width=\"10%\" bgcolor=\"#808080\">Adult Fare</td>\r\n <td width=\"10%\" bgcolor=\"#808080\">Child Fare</td>\r\n </tr>\r\n");
// end
// begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(19,2);to=(66,0)]
//Get the search information
String des = request.getParameter("DFrom");
String arr = request.getParameter("DTo");
String fy = request.getParameter(FYear.value);
String fm = request.getParameter(FMonth.value);
String fd = request.getParameter(FDay.value);
String f1 = fy + "-" + fm;
String FDat = f1 + "-" + fd;
String ty = request.getParameter(TYear.value);
String tm = request.getParameter(TMonth.value);
String td = request.getParameter(TDay.value);
String t1 = ty + "-" + tm;
String TDat = t1 + "-" + td;
String type;
if( request.getParameter(type[0].checked))
type = "Return";
else
{ type = "OneWay";
String clas;
if(request.getParameter(clas[0].checked))
{clas = "ECO";
else
{clas = "BUSS";}
String adult = request.getParameter(Adult.value);
String child = request.getParameter(Child.value);
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// ServerFlightSearchBO SFSBO = new ServerFlightSearchBO();
// ServerFlightSearch FlightSearch = SFSBO.getFlightSearchURL();
// FlightSearchServiceClient FSearchServiceClient = new FlightSearchServiceClient
String ServerFlightServiceURL = "http://localhost:7080/AServer/services/FlightService";
//Find available Flight
FlightServiceClient client = new FlightServiceClient(ServerFlightServiceURL);
ArrayList list = client.getFlight(des, arr, FDat, TDat, type, clas, adult, child);
Iterator it = list.iterator();
while (it.hasNext()){
Flight flt = (Flight)it.next();
// end
// HTML // begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(66,2);to=(68,18)]
out.write("\r\n<tr>\r\n <td width= \"10%\">");
// end
// begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(68,21);to=(68,40)]
out.print(flt.getFlightComp());
// end
// HTML // begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(68,42);to=(69,18)]
out.write("</td>\r\n <td width= \"10%\">");
// end
// begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(69,21);to=(69,39)]
out.print(flt.getFlightNum());
// end
// HTML // begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(69,41);to=(70,18)]
out.write("</td>\r\n <td width= \"10%\">");
// end
// begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(70,21);to=(70,41)]
out.print(flt.getDestination());
// end
// HTML // begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(70,43);to=(71,18)]
out.write("</td>\r\n <td width= \"10%\">");
// end
// begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(71,21);to=(71,36)]
out.print(flt.getArrive());
// end
// HTML // begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(71,38);to=(72,18)]
out.write("</td>\r\n <td width= \"10%\">");
// end
// begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(72,21);to=(72,36)]
out.print(flt.getFrDate());
// end
// HTML // begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(72,38);to=(73,18)]
out.write("</td>\r\n <td width= \"10%\">");
// end
// begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(73,21);to=(73,41)]
out.print(flt.getFlightDptTm());
// end
// HTML // begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(73,43);to=(74,18)]
out.write("</td>\r\n <td width= \"10%\">");
// end
// begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(74,21);to=(74,36)]
out.print(flt.getToDate());
// end
// HTML // begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(74,38);to=(75,18)]
out.write("</td>\r\n <td width= \"10%\">");
// end
// begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(75,21);to=(75,41)]
out.print(flt.getFlightArrTm());
// end
// HTML // begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(75,43);to=(76,1)]
out.write("</td>\r\n ");
// end
// begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(76,3);to=(87,1)]
int adt, chld;
int far_A, tot_A, far_C, tot_C;
adt = Integer.parseInt(adult);
far_A = flt.getAdultFr();
tot_A = adt * far_A;
chld = Integer.parseInt(child);
far_C = flt.getChildFr();
tot_C = chld * far_C;
// end
// HTML // begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(87,3);to=(88,18)]
out.write("\r\n <td width= \"10%\">");
// end
// begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(88,21);to=(88,26)]
out.print(tot_A);
// end
// HTML // begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(88,28);to=(89,18)]
out.write("</td>\r\n <td width= \"10%\">");
// end
// begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(89,21);to=(89,26)]
out.print(tot_C);
// end
// HTML // begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(89,28);to=(91,0)]
out.write("</td>\r\n</tr>\r\n");
// end
// begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(91,2);to=(100,0)]
if(type = "Return")
FlightServiceClient client = new FlightServiceClient(ServerFlightServiceURL);
ArrayList list = client.getFlight(arr, des, FDat, TDat, type, clas, adult, child);
Iterator it = list.iterator();
while (it.hasNext()){
Flight flt = (Flight)it.next();
// end
// HTML // begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(100,2);to=(102,18)]
out.write("\r\n<tr>\r\n <td width= \"10%\">");
// end
// begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(102,21);to=(102,40)]
out.print(flt.getFlightComp());
// end
// HTML // begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(102,42);to=(103,18)]
out.write("</td>\r\n <td width= \"10%\">");
// end
// begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(103,21);to=(103,39)]
out.print(flt.getFlightNum());
// end
// HTML // begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(103,41);to=(104,18)]
out.write("</td>\r\n <td width= \"10%\">");
// end
// begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(104,21);to=(104,39)]
out.print(flt.getFlightDpt());
// end
// HTML // begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(104,41);to=(105,18)]
out.write("</td>\r\n <td width= \"10%\">");
// end
// begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(105,21);to=(105,39)]
out.print(flt.getFlightArr());
// end
// HTML // begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(105,41);to=(106,18)]
out.write("</td>\r\n <td width= \"10%\">");
// end
// begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(106,21);to=(106,41)]
out.print(flt.getFlightDptDt());
// end
// HTML // begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(106,43);to=(107,18)]
out.write("</td>\r\n <td width= \"10%\">");
// end
// begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(107,21);to=(107,41)]
out.print(flt.getFlightDptTm());
// end
// HTML // begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(107,43);to=(108,18)]
out.write("</td>\r\n <td width= \"10%\">");
// end
// begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(108,21);to=(108,41)]
out.print(flt.getFlightArrDt());
// end
// HTML // begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(108,43);to=(109,18)]
out.write("</td>\r\n <td width= \"10%\">");
// end
// begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(109,21);to=(109,41)]
out.print(flt.getFlightArrTm());
// end
// HTML // begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(109,43);to=(110,1)]
out.write("</td>\r\n ");
// end
// begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(110,3);to=(120,1)]
int adlt, chd;
int fare_A, totA, fare_C, totC;
adlt = Integer.parseInt(adult);
fare_A = flt.getAdultFr();
totA = adlt * fare_A;
chd = Integer.parseInt(child);
fare_C = flt.getChildFr();
totC = chd * fare_C;
// end
// HTML // begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(120,3);to=(121,18)]
out.write("\r\n <td width= \"10%\">");
// end
// begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(121,21);to=(121,25)]
out.print(totA);
// end
// HTML // begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(121,27);to=(122,18)]
out.write("</td>\r\n <td width= \"10%\">");
// end
// begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(122,21);to=(122,25)]
out.print(totC);
// end
// HTML // begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(122,27);to=(124,0)]
out.write("</td>\r\n</tr>\r\n");
// end
// begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(124,2);to=(126,0)]
// end
// HTML // begin [file="/client/flightsearch.jsp";from=(126,2);to=(127,8)]
out.write("\r\n</table>");
// end
} catch (Throwable t) {
if (out != null && out.getBufferSize() != 0)
out.clearBuffer();
if (pageContext != null) pageContext.handlePageException(t);
} finally {
if (_jspxFactory != null) _jspxFactory.releasePageContext(pageContext);

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