I was looking for smt different...Any others ideas?
Thanks anyway
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Browse All TopicsHi! is there a way in java to implement a file change listener without using TimerTask class?
Here is my problem: I have a web-app that has few config files. For one of them, we have the requirement that has to be reloaded at runtime.
Is there a way to do it without using a "TimerClassLike" class?
Thanks in advanced!
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Otherwise if you wanna do it using Java, you will end up using threads directly or indirectly. Here is an example: http://www.exampledepot.co
Sorry the link was for a different Q ;-) this is the correct link:
http://geosoft.no/software
Duh~! ;-)
there is a option in apache commons... you can give it a try..
http://jakarta.apache.org/
http://jakarta.apache.org/
is possibly what you need
Sorry for my ignorance: but there is no release available, as far as i saw (http://jakarta.apache.org
Of course, that still uses a Thread, but wraps it up away from you so you shouldn't have to worry about it ;-)
http://svn.apache.org/view
Hehehe, sorry if I sounded grumpy....I think I came across as grumpier than I was ;-)
I've posted a message asking the Admin for this area to pop along and reopen this question, and explain how to split the points (I'm not sure where it is now they redesigned the site) ;-)
As I said, glad you got it all sorted :-)
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by: TimYatesPosted on 2007-03-08 at 02:53:09ID: 18677710
What's wrong with the TimerTask way?
Or a Thread?