Packaging/Deployment

The session objects for your users are being persisted.
The usage of session scoped objects between the old version and the new is compatible.
The usage of application scoped objects between the old version and the new is compatible.
Database schema changes are not required.

Resin allows you to have a backup instance running. The idea is that this backup instance of Resin takes over if your primary Resin instance goes down.

If you are using a load balancer to distribute your load to multiple primary servers, each primary server has a backup server.

You can use this feature to deploy to a live server without interruption of service.

shutdown primary server(s) (backup server(s) takes over)
deploy new war to primary server(s)
start primary server(s). As soon as the primary server starts, the user will be using the new version of the application.
deploy new war to backup server(s)

JSP Precompilation

class com.caucho.jsp.JspPrecompileListener is a ServletContextListener that compiles jsp files when the web-app starts. It is activated using the <listener> Servlet configuration tag in web.xml.

The following configuration causes Resin to compile all files in the web-app that have an extension of .jsp or .jspx when the application first starts.

WEB-INF/web.xml

<web-app xmlns="http://caucho.com/ns/resin"> <listener> <listener-class>com.caucho.jsp.JspPrecompileListener</listener-class> <init> <extension>jsp</extension> <extension>jspx</extension> </init> </listener> </web-app>

It can also be configured in resin.conf.

resin.conf

<web-app id="foo" document-directory="/usr/local/webapps/foo"> <listener> <listener-class>com.caucho.jsp.JspPrecompileListener</listener-class> <init> <extension>jsp</extension> <extension>jspx</extension> <extension>xtp</extension> </init> </listener> </web-app>

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