JRebel (Java Rebel) is a plug-in for the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) that enables instant reloading of changes made to a Java class file.
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How do I use continuous integration with an Eclipse project?
I've been using maven2 and hudson for a while to do my continuous integration, but I find that Eclipse and Maven do not play well together. Sure there's a plugin, but it's cranky to mash the maven project into something that eclipse likes and the…

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JavaRebel with a Multi-module Enterprise Project in Maven
Does anybody have experience working with JavaRebel, specifically for a large web application built using Maven? There is a JavaRebel plugin for Maven that seems under-documented, does anybody have comments on how it works, can you really update…

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JRebel maven multi-module
How I can configure JRebel for multi-module maven project? For now, I added JRebel plugin to my parent pom.xml and I generated several rebel.xml files (one rebel.xml per child module) using jrebel:generate command. Is it correct behavior to generate…

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Alternatives to JREBEL for IBM RAD
I am looking for open source Alternatives to JREBEL which can be used in IBM RAD
I tried Dynamic Code Evolution VM with IBM Websphere and RAD . DCEVM does not recognize IBM jdk. Has anyone tried this and got a workaround for this? I believe this is…

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java reflection calling a function
I am using the java reflection to call an API from the .class . I see my function is the list of functions listed by the .getMethods() API . The no param version works fine but the parameterised version fails .
The compilation time call for the API…

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