Re: Picking up .wo changes
Re: Picking up .wo changes
- Subject: Re: Picking up .wo changes
- From: Chuck Hill <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 04 Jun 2003 12:01:02 -0700
I'm pretty certain that you would have to re-implement template().
Chuck
At 02:25 PM 04/06/2003 +0200, Anders F Bjvrklund wrote:
>Is there yet a way to reload changed .wo bundles (either .html or .wod
>file)
>without having to restart (all instances of) the entire WO application ?
>
>I assume you *could* simply run the entire application in non-caching
>mode
>(WOCachingEnabled=false), but it sounds bad for application performance
>and I've also heard that it's not thread-safe... (for "concurrent
>requests")
>So that seems mostly to be for debugging / developing new stuff locally
>?
>
>I'm wondering if there some way of clearing this component cache,
>either application-wide or just for a single component class ?
>(So that it would re-load the new .html and .wod definitions from disk)
>Then I could set up a DirectAction to call this function when needed...
>
>
>Do I have to use my own custom WOComponent subclass (overriding the
>template() method)
>for this to work next time? Or is there some other neater way of
>accomplishing this ?
>
>I just have a simple layout change to a component in an already
>deployed application...
>(I suppose I'm spoiled by the rapid development and deployment with CGI
>and PHP?)
>
>--anders
>
>http://homepage.mac.com/anders_f_bjorklund/
>
>PS. From the WO 4.5/5.0/5.1 ReleaseNotes: (nothing found for WO 5.2?)
>> Reference 2304924
>> Problem WebObjects is not thread safe with component caching
>> disabled.
>> Description WebObjects isn't thread safe when AllowsConcurrentHandling
>> is
>> set to YES and CachingEnabled is set to NO.
>> Workaround When deploying WebObjects applications, be sure to set
>> -WOCachingEnabled YES.
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