| [JEM] Reloading source files? [message #605992] |
Tue, 22 March 2005 05:55 |
 Liam Morley
Messages: 47
Registered: July 2009 |
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Right now, we're using ProxyFactoryRegistry to initiate the JVM. When a
developer changes a class definition, we'd like this class definition to
be updated in the JVM. Is that possible to do without terminating the
registry completely?
To give you an idea of how we're using this, if you'd like, you can
check out our plug-in at http://ebob.sourceforge.net/ . It's roughly 80%
done. The screenshots might help as well.
A typical scenario would go like this. We have a container called an
"object bench". We start the registry and construct an object of type Z,
adding the object to the bench. We then change the class definition of
Z. This change is not reflected in the object currently on the bench, or
in a new object of type Z that we might add to the bench after making
the change, or to any object of any type. The object bench represents
the state of a project at the time of adding a first object (and thus
starting the registry), and only terminating the registry (and deleting
all of the objects) will solve that, as far as I know.
I'm hoping that I'm wrong.:)
Thanks,
Liam Morley
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Undergraduate of Computer Science
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