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Can we temporarily disable caching compiled XCGI code while we are developing and debugging our scripts (we don want to restart web server everytime we edit our scripts)?

April 26, 2017caching code compiled debugging developing disable scripts temporarily web server

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Can we temporarily disable caching compiled XCGI code while we are developing and debugging our scripts (we don want to restart web server everytime we edit our scripts)?

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Yes, a special solution exists – just uncomment the final “Set Env” directive in the httpd.conf while you develop your code – this will make “slave” SPWS process that executes XCGI to exit after serving each request; this will grealty decrease performance of course.