RE: Refresh Application ... Install new tables w/o overwriting old.

[Jeremy C <je...@cowgar.com>]

I added:

<Context path="/k" docBase="knopro4" reloadable="true"/>

to my /opt/tdk/conf/server.xml file. I can now access my site as either 
http://localhost:8080/knopro4 or http://localhost:8080/k
but I still make a change to one of my java files, issue a build-project.sh 
compile, and nothing changes.

Any ideas?

Jeremy - jeremy@cowgar.com


At 06:46 PM 4/20/2001 -0700, you wrote:
>To autoreload your classes, you have to add a context entry to
><TDKHOME>/conf/server.xml:
>Eg. <Context path="/myapp" docBase="myapp" reloadable="true"/>
>
>To generate new Base/Peer classes, you must first update the <myapp>.xml
>schema file. Then run "build.sh project-om" to generate/update existing
>classes. You will need to run "build.sh compile" as well.
>
>Good luck!
>-keng
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Jeremy C [mailto:jeremy@cowgar.com]
> > Sent: Friday, April 20, 2001 9:57 PM
> > To: turbine-user@jakarta.apache.org
> > Subject: Refresh Application ... Install new tables w/o overwriting old.
> >
> >
> > Can anyone tell me how to refresh an application? I have a class, I make
> > changes to it, recompile using:
> >
> > build-project.sh compile
> >
> > then try to use the new functionaility provided by my class, but it fails.
> >
> > Issue a shutdown.sh then startup.sh and all works great, and as planed.
> >
> > I have module.cache=false set in my TurbineResources.properties file
> > (untouched by me after a newapp.sh command).
> >
> > Also, I have added a table to my project, and I would like to create the
> > new SQL code, and have Turbine create the new tables in MySQL, but I am
> > unsure of the command (and unable to find one) to give to the
> > build-project.sh program.
> >
> > (Once I figure some of this stuff out, I'll generate a little tutorial if
> > anyone would like --- a New App tutorial)
> >
> > Thanks!
> >
> > Jeremy - jeremy@bhsys.com
> >
> >
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RE: Refresh Application ... Install new tables w/o overwriting old.

[Jeremy C <je...@cowgar.com>]

I tried this on my development server (a Linux box) as well as another 
computer running Windows ME. Both of them did not function.

My test is simple, I have a page called Test.vm (how original). I also have 
a Test.java ...

My Test.vm file is this:

$hello

My Test.java file says

...

context.add("hello", "Hello, Jeremy");

...

I issue a build-project compile, start the server, and I get a page that 
says "Hello, Jeremy" ... now I leave the server running, change my 
Test.java file to:

context.add("hello", "Hello, Turbine Users!")

I then issue a build-project compile, and reload my page and I still get:

Hello, Jeremy

not Hello, Turbine Users... I check the .class file, and indeed it is being 
updated, infact if I just shut the server down, and re-start it, my page 
will now say

Hello, Turbine Users!

... Now, I added the Context entry, and I know it is reading that entry, 
and it's in the right place because I can now access my page via what I put 
in the path="" ... (in this case, many diffrent things just to ensure it 
works, the latest is "/testme" ... and sure enough, I can access 
/opt/tdk/webapps/knopro4 as localhost:8080/testme

Thanks for all your help!

Jeremy - jeremy@cowgar.com


At 02:31 AM 4/21/2001 -0400, you wrote:
>I added:
>
><Context path="/k" docBase="knopro4" reloadable="true"/>
>
>to my /opt/tdk/conf/server.xml file. I can now access my site as either 
>http://localhost:8080/knopro4 or http://localhost:8080/k
>but I still make a change to one of my java files, issue a 
>build-project.sh compile, and nothing changes.
>
>Any ideas?
>
>Jeremy - jeremy@cowgar.com


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