Spring.Net IoC Application Context?

The application pool doesn't have to be restarted, the AppDomain related to your executing code has to be recycled. I don't know if this is an option for you, but if you put the spring objects inside the web. Config file instead of in a separate file, and you change the web.

Config file (by for instance changing the spring configuration inside it), the AppDomain associated will be recycled, which should also mean that your application gets reconfigured again. You could also just change your SpringObjects. Config file and 'touch' the web.

Config after that. (I'm not sure if putting the SpringObjects. Config in the bin directory is a good idea, but a change to the bin dir also causes a AppDomain recycle).

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