Dynamic Code Evolution VM
http://ssw.jku.at/dcevm/binaries/
source:
http://javainformed.blogspot.ca/2014/01/jrebel-free-alternative.html
DCEVM - A JRebel free alternative Those of you who work with web application development on a daily basis know very well that reloading is annoying. With Tomcat and Eclipse for example, when you make just a small change in your Java class, it still takes at least a few seconds for the change to be reflected because the whole web app will need to be reloaded. This is because class hot-swapping in the JVM is severely limited. Only method body changes can be hot-replaced. All other changes (method signature, class members, etc) will require reloading the whole application.
If you work for a company that buys you a commercial hot-swap solution, like JRebel, you're lucky because usually they work out of the box and offer more functionalities. But if not, don't worry, there are free alternatives out there (DCEVM, FakeReplace, Spring-loaded...). I hav…
http://ssw.jku.at/dcevm/binaries/
source:
http://javainformed.blogspot.ca/2014/01/jrebel-free-alternative.html
DCEVM - A JRebel free alternative Those of you who work with web application development on a daily basis know very well that reloading is annoying. With Tomcat and Eclipse for example, when you make just a small change in your Java class, it still takes at least a few seconds for the change to be reflected because the whole web app will need to be reloaded. This is because class hot-swapping in the JVM is severely limited. Only method body changes can be hot-replaced. All other changes (method signature, class members, etc) will require reloading the whole application.
If you work for a company that buys you a commercial hot-swap solution, like JRebel, you're lucky because usually they work out of the box and offer more functionalities. But if not, don't worry, there are free alternatives out there (DCEVM, FakeReplace, Spring-loaded...). I hav…