Update classes in the environment without having to restart Apache

[LordElfo]

Hey guys.
I wanted to know if there is any way I send the classes of a VO for example and not need to restart Apache so that this VO is updated.

I use OAF with Oracle's EBS.

Whenever I send a class to the environment it is necessary to restart the Apache to enter into force the changes.
Without this it is always showing the old class, as if it were in the cache.

This causes the largest headache as a change always affects users logged to the system.

Is anyone any idea how could you deal with this problem?

VLW Personal !!!!!!!!!

[victorhugomuniz]

What is your app server?
Apache should be Tomcat ne? Are you running ADF LA?

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reloadable="true"

of a researched in this

[LordElfo]

Oops.; ...
Tomcat .. exactly ..
I will give a researched here beleza?
vlw help there

[LordElfo]

Oops.
As far as I know we do not run ADF.
Customizations only use OAF.

I found this here on a website.

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The attribute reloadable="true" asks tomcat to monitor your servlets for changes, and automatically reload the servlets if changes is detected. This is handy for a development system, but inefficient in a production system.

He says he is inefficient in a production system ... But why? Is it heavy or just can not?

[victorhugomuniz]

What you want is not something very usual ...
do deploy in production without stopping the system and asking for shit ..

Technically I will owe you an explanation

[LordElfo]

OK.
Joy of poor Little Little Hehe ...