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Is it necessary to start server each time while loading new files?

 
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hi,
I am just now learning jsp/servlets with weblogic 7
Is it necessary that every time when I create a new servlet, I have to shutdown the server and again start.
Is there any method with which we can deploy new servlets without restarting the server?
please help me.
 
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If your classes (servlets) are not in the server classpath then it is possible that if you redeploy the web appliation then the new class will be picked up.
But this is in theory. You need to confirm it that it works.
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Try this link
http://e-docs.bea.com/wls/docs70/webapp/deployment.html#139318
This should clarify a lot of issues for you
 
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Just don't put your servlet class in the server classpath and you can very well deploy the new class without restarting the weblogic server. Keep your war/exploded-dir-structure in the application folder inside your domain folder and weblogic will deploy it automatically.
Link mentioned by Rahul is THE resource you will need for anything you need w.r.t deploying web app
 
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