Tomcat 4.1 & Servlet Reloading

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How can I set Tomcat up so that when I reload a new version of a servlet and an old session accesses the same servlet, it will be reloaded and the client will see the changes?

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Eric Christensen

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I was just looking at the server.xml and answered my own question. I noticed the examples in Tomcat had a reloadable entry set to true. I made a same entry for DefaultContext and it worked. Here's the line I put in:
<DefaultContext reloadable="true"/>
It works like a charm now.

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Gee, you are so

Now if we can just get everybody ELSE to answer their own questions

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