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Hot Deployment of Servlets/JSP

 
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Hi Guys !!!
Currently, started using the jboss version which is integrated with tomcat 4.1. Deployment took place successfully. However, on making changes to the class files and furthur copying the binary class files to c:\jboss\server\default\deploy\<ContextFolder>, the class files did not redeploy on it own without the need to stop and restart the server. Is it that i am going wrong somewhere ??? How does hot deplyment take place in JBOSS ??? Frankly speaking this was the only reason i have shifted to using JBOSS and also of it's efficiency that it boosts of. However, at the moment i am a bit dissappointed and confused. Please do let me know if i am going wrong somewhere and how does hot deployment take place in JBOSS ??? Does this include all files including java class files and initialization files like web.xml.
Please let me know what should be done.
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