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Isn't this basically what Spring is for? I get that it's not included in the language itself, but that seems more like a feature that should be provided by a fr
by exelius 12y ago
Isn't this basically what Spring is for? I get that it's not included in the language itself, but that seems more like a feature that should be provided by a framework rather than the language itself...
- tootie 12y agoNo, that's not part of Spring. It would be implemented by a container. OSGi was a sort of failed attempt at standardizing it. Right now you have to pay for something like jrebel (worth it, IMO) to get hot swapping.