Brightspot CMS Developer Guide

Reloader


Dari provides the Reloader, which eliminates the need to rebuild and redeploy your Brightspot application
after making changes in the source project. When the Reloader detects changes to any type of file in the source project, it reloads the file into the Tomcat servlet container. Java source files are first compiled by the Reloader.

The first time you update your source project, a prompt to install the Reloader appears in the browser:

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For subsequent updates to the source project, a Reloader notification message appears.

Note
If after updating your project you do not get the Reloader prompt or message, try the following:
  • Refresh the web page.
  • Add ?_reload=true to the end of the URL.

The Reloader is automatically deployed in the webapps directory of Tomcat.

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