| Unloading classes when app running [message #55744] |
Fri, 30 May 2003 10:47  |
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Originally posted by: pdrolet.mac.com
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Hi,
The time it takes for a development cycle is critical for a developer. Even though Eclipse is not bad compared to other development environment, I am looking at ways to improve it.
Here is the problem: I use a prevayler database in a plugin. The database is about 6 megs (I cannot really make it simpler - I need the data to test the plugin). Each time I want to test a new function or a modified code, this data need to be reloaded (I use "run-time workbench" using another eclipse directory - only the platform's plugins).
I read somewhere that it is possible to unload and reload a class or a library in real time. Is it possible to do it with Eclipse in a run-time workbench?
Patrice Drolet
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| Re: Unloading classes when app running [message #57430 is a reply to message #55744] |
Sat, 31 May 2003 11:25  |
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Originally posted by: genadyb.inter.net.il
If you use JDK 1.4.1 in Debug mode, you can make simple code
modifications, save (recompile) the class and it will be reflected in
the running code.
Limitations: No new methods, no method signature changes, no class
hierarchy changes.
Adding new (not inner) classes is OK.
Genady
Patrice Drolet wrote:
> Posted with an Unregistered Version of NewsHunter - The Newsgroup Utility for OS X.
> Get your copy today at: http://www.parkersoftware.com/products/newshunter/
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> Hi,
>
> The time it takes for a development cycle is critical for a developer. Even though Eclipse is not bad compared to other development environment, I am looking at ways to improve it.
>
> Here is the problem: I use a prevayler database in a plugin. The database is about 6 megs (I cannot really make it simpler - I need the data to test the plugin). Each time I want to test a new function or a modified code, this data need to be reloaded (I use "run-time workbench" using another eclipse directory - only the platform's plugins).
>
> I read somewhere that it is possible to unload and reload a class or a library in real time. Is it possible to do it with Eclipse in a run-time workbench?
>
> Patrice Drolet
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