Re: Refreshing ala .jsp style

The JVM cache switch has actually been a bit of a problem for me.  Our
site (and that of our customers) is vitually hosted.  Thus, there is
*one* JVM, so I would prefer to handle this at the application.

Also, since 'cache-off' is the intended production setting, how do I add
or modify a page on a production site?  Could there be some type of
administrative interface that would allow me to add a new page or reload
an existing page or component on a running site?  The reset service
sounds to me to be the equivelent of restarting the app - fairly drastic
if all I want to do is change some text or add an image.

Eric Everman

Quoting Geoff Longman <[email protected]>:

> RE: [Tapestry-developer] Refreshing ala .jsp styleIn older versions
> of Tapestry, I don't believe this was possible as specs and templates
> had to sit in the classpath.
> 
> Since more recent versions allow templates and specs outside of the
> claspath, I dunno if the ways things works has changed to be more
> ".jsp" like.
> 
> Howard?



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