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Posted to user@struts.apache.org by dusty <du...@yahoo.com> on 2009/04/06 23:28:19 UTC
JavaRebel and Struts2
Back in December Blake was asking about reloading the config using JavaRebel.
Does anyone have any experience with this working? They are advertising
"Works great with Struts2" on their website. I was going to give it a try
but wanted to know if anyone already did some debug lifting.
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Re: JavaRebel and Struts2
Posted by dusty <du...@yahoo.com>.
Nice! I thnk I will definitely give it a try. Seems like are always
building something, we build a lot of smallish apps for the health system.
Is it in the sandbox? I haven't looked for it.
krosenvold wrote:
>
>
>
> dusty wrote:
>>
>> Back in December Blake was asking about reloading the config using
>> JavaRebel. Does anyone have any experience with this working? They are
>> advertising "Works great with Struts2" on their website. I was going to
>> give it a try but wanted to know if anyone already did some debug
>> lifting.
>>
>
> I am the author of the (open source) struts2 javarebel plugin. In my
> experience it works well with a stock struts 2.0.X deployment, and
> satisfies most of my reloading needs - it also becomes addictive fairly
> quickly.
>
> Working with hot-reloading of most things is a bit of a process to get
> used to; you have to re-adjust your mindset as to what works and what
> doesn't work. Since I mostly work test-driven, I only use the plugin for
> the "assembly" phase of getting all the bits to work together.
>
> I have only recently converted to struts 2.1.6 and I am porting the plugin
> to the new version "these days".
>
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Re: JavaRebel and Struts2
Posted by krosenvold <kr...@rosenvold.com>.
dusty wrote:
>
> Back in December Blake was asking about reloading the config using
> JavaRebel. Does anyone have any experience with this working? They are
> advertising "Works great with Struts2" on their website. I was going to
> give it a try but wanted to know if anyone already did some debug lifting.
>
I am the author of the (open source) struts2 javarebel plugin. In my
experience it works well with a stock struts 2.0.X deployment, and satisfies
most of my reloading needs - it also becomes addictive fairly quickly.
Working with hot-reloading of most things is a bit of a process to get used
to; you have to re-adjust your mindset as to what works and what doesn't
work. Since I mostly work test-driven, I only use the plugin for the
"assembly" phase of getting all the bits to work together.
I have only recently converted to struts 2.1.6 and I am porting the plugin
to the new version "these days".
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