netbeansglassfishjava-ee-6jrebel
JRebel's taking too much time to update
I've got an Maven-WAR-packaged JavaEE6 project here which has an EJB service layer and a JSF2-based web layer.
Every time I try to update source by JRebel plugin (Netbeans 8.1) it takes almost the same time than a full redeployment (considering even a Glassfish restart).
Does anyone here faced this kind of problem? Any tips, guidelines for a quick solution?
Solution
In NetBeans, the automatic deployment of the changes is automatically enabled. Make sure that the checkbox is unset if you want to use JRebel. Chances are that this is the reason why updating the app takes time.
Right click on the project -> Properties -> Run -> unset "Deploy on Save"
If this is not the case, shoot the email at support@zeroturnaround.com - they should help.
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