Barracuda: Html template compilation and classes reloading

"Etienne Hilson" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.java.enhydra.barracuda.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hello everybody.
I don't find any posts about it, so here is my question.
I think I've read when I discovered Barracuda/Xmlc
that it's possible to modify/compile the html templates on the fly,
without restarting the application.

Is it a dream or not ?

Can we, without having to restart the running application
-) Compile with xmlc a new html template into a template java class
-) Deploy this new class
-) "Replace" (?) the instance of the old one with an instance of the new one
?

If some people have already managed this situation successfully,
I should be very pleased to hear their comments
and if possible, some code snippets or useful links

Thank you, and all my best success and happiness wishes for this new year !
(Hey yes, it's my first 2003 post)

Etienne HILSON
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