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The main advantage of JRebel is support for various frameworks and their lifecycles - e.g. when you change a bean class jrebel will reinitialize spring bean and all beans which depend on it - with hotswap you would need to redeploy because constructor/initialize method was already run.



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Hello, im following Jeff Potts tutorial called About the Alfresco Developer Tutorial Serie, I'm on the second step of this guide Working with Custom Content Types, but I'm facing the problem of importing jrebel, when I'm importing the project to Eclipse a windows shows up and then i cant find the solution for that.


Then if i go to the pom file it says this: Plugin execution not covered by lifecycle configuration: org.zeroturnaround:jrebel-maven-plugin:1.1.8:generate (execution: generate-rebel-xml, phase: process-resources)


I want to install a previous version of Jrebel plugin into the Intellij, in the Intellij plugin store, the latest JRebel version is 6.1.x but i need to install 5.6.0. I tried downloading "jrebel-5.6.0-nosetup.zip" and installing it by option "Install plugin from disk", but shown me the error as in below screenshot:-






Disable the myfaces jrebel plugin as described in this documentation: zeroturnaround.com/software/jrebel/features/frameworks. There is a configuration reloading feature which does not seem to be supported for version 2.2 of myfaces. . Disabling this feature will not impact class reloading which should remain functional.


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The Bloomreach Experience Manager Project POM provides a profile dedicated to generating and enabling JRebel while building and running a Bloomreach Experience Manager project. This profile is activated by specifying the property jrebel. To generate the JRebel descriptors, build your project using the following command:


Note: When you are ready to create a project distribution, be sure you have a clean build without the JRebel profile activated. Otherwise rebel.xml files will be packaged with the wars of your distribution. The JRebel profile can be explicitly de-activated by running the Maven command with -P !jrebel.


-XX:+CMSClassUnloadingEnabled -Xss2M -Xmx512M -XX:MaxPermSize=256M

-noverify -javaagent:/Applications/bin/JRebel/jrebel.jarthe -jar gets added by the plugin and /Applications/bin/sbt-launch.jar

is from the 'SBT launcher JAR file' setting.Hope that helps,

Eric


I faced the same problem when I started using JRebel and I resolved as follow.

First of all, the cause of the rebuild is this. Each time you launch an application with JRebel nature, the file(s) jrebel.xml is updated in the appropriate project(s) directory. Eclipse then detects a change in the project(s) and starts a rebuild.

To avoid the undesired rebuild, it is needed to change the following setting in Eclipse (Luna version, might be the same for other versions):

Window -> Preferences -> Run/Debug -> Launching -> General Options -> uncheck "Build (if required) before launching".


As for the commercial licenses there are currently two options: Enterprise obviously more expensive as the name suggests comes with a reporting server (reporting the usage/number of reloads/etc.) licences are floating, which means that every license is blocked whenever a developer uses JRebelbecause licenses are floating, you can buy less licenses (about 80% of the number of developers as suggested by the support team) Base cheaper than enterprise you have to do reporting on your own (you can compute statistics based on /.jrebel/javarebel.stats, where timestamps of reloads are being stored) named, which means attached to one developer at a time (the support team reassured us, that it does not mean that when a developer leaves the company the license is discarded, another programmer can still use it) this is the one we have chosen


Now fire up your application via Shift+Alt+F10 (on Mac OS) and select Run with JRebel. Now your application should start with the JRebel banner first (in case of the trial version). Whenever some code changes, the jrebel spark plugin is calling the method and class you specified in the properties, after it cleared out all the routes. This may lead to memory leaks, but I do not care for prototyping.


Of course all the sources are at github (spark-groovy and jrebel-spark-plugin). Do whatever you want with it. I would be more than glad, if you contributed something back. Write a blogpost, correct my horrible groovy.


The JRebel can be also downloaded from JRebel website. In such a case -agentpath is a path to an installation location of the agent for a specific operating system. For example, for the myapp service, run on Ubuntu, if JRebel is installed in /usr/lib/jrebel, the run command will be:


Either set it as active by default or use -Pjrebel at build time. When building, this will generate rebel.xml files to each of your jar files, they will be packaged into your jars and will be used to tell the jrebel runtime where to load classes from.


Since this modification is not welcome in the git repositories and it can easily get lost when doing the usual git magic, you can add this script to your build program. This will check if jrebel is in your pom and add it if not.


When you have added the two JVM options and validated the corresponding form, shut down your GlassFish server with the asadmin stop-domain domain1 command. After that, start your server again and check the C:\Packtpub\jrebel\jrebel.log file. It will contain a lot of information, including the message that indicates your license is active.

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