Re: Cleaning a space

Logan, Patrick wrote:
> What are the recommended development practices for doing stuff with a
> space, cleaning up entirely, and doing more stuff?
>
> I found some Javaspace Admin for deleting that outrigger and blitz both
> support. Not sure whether they both do the same thing with it, or if
> there is something else better/more.


And in another message:
> Thanks, ok. Are the files that can be safely deleted documented? I.e.
> I don't want to mistakenly delete something that won't be properly
> recreated.

For the Starter Kit services calling DestroyAdmin.destroy should delete
all of the files the service created as well as killing the JVM(s) the
service is running in, canceling registrations, etc.  When I want a
clean Outrigger I use destroy to kill my current one.

For day to day development I tend to use transient outrigger (and Mahalo
  and Reggie) because using the transient versions makes it easy to
"start over".  I tend to find that I can leave Reggie and Mahalo running.

As for using httpmd or changing jar file names to get Outrigger to
recognize new entry schemas, that won't work since Outrigger does all of
its class matching baised only on class names, not class name/codebase
pairs.

Hope this helps

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