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HCL Notes/Domino 8.5 Forum (includes Notes Traveler)

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restart http

It works the same as any running Java process, once the jar is loaded, it stays there until the process terminates. However, instead of bouncing the whole server, you can just restart the http process. That's a lot faster and less intrusive.
In general, when developing jar files, it's best to do that on it's own, and unit test it through your IDE. When it passes that, then try to integrate it to your XPage. That minimizes the number of iteration you need to perfect it in your full environment.


Feedback response number JGRT7RCGY9 created by ~August Umtumitherader on 04/22/2009

Java and XPages (~George Chugero... 21.Apr.09)
. . restart http (~Kirk Frofoovit... 22.Apr.09)
. . Where is you jar file? (~Tony Rekromane... 22.Apr.09)
. . . . Where is the JAR (~George Chugero... 23.Apr.09)




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