To answer the original question: Once loaded, a servlet will be cached
by the webapp's classloader.
Any changes to its underlying class file will not have any effect. In
order for any changes to a
class file bundled with a webapp to take effect, the webapp needs to be
redeployed.
Hope this helps.
Thanks,
Jan
On 11/27/08 06:01 AM, glassfish_at_javadesktop.org wrote:
> I had a lot of trouble with a Servlet lately since for some reason I forgot to define an abort condition for a loop. After stopping the server I was unable to redeploy the Servlet and found an undeploy option on the project window/services/servers. Here I saw that the server was still running a couple of older Servlets which I could stop by selecting undeploy. Maybe this would do the job also in your case.
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