Odelya Glick wrote:
I deleted the files under:
TOMCAT_HOME\work\Cataline\localhost\myProjectName
But is there a better way to never cache it?
.jsp gets converted to .java which then gets compiled to a .class, which
is then loaded and executed. You do *not* want to go through that
process
I actually ran into this once where the JSP was not being updated, and
the issue was that for some reason (incorrect time on my workstation
or something), the timestamp on the JSP file was older than the
timestamp of the compiled JSP. Usually when the JSP is broken, Tomcat
will recognize that it
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