reloadble="true" attribute is used to auto-reload jsp pages when they have
changed. But you have to remember a key point when you are including a jsp
in another jsp page:
If you use the "<%@ include %>" directive to include , remember that the
include happens at compile time rather than request time. So if the
included jsp has changed, but the including jsp hasn't, then your changes
won't be visible. SO in this case4, it would be better to use the
"<jsp:include />".
Moral of story: reloadable attribute isn't a cure-all. You may need to use
<jsp:include />
My 2 cents.
RS
"Dominik
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Hey,
I'm using tomcat 4.0.1 / windows. I've a problem with reloading my
jsp-pages.
tomcat simply ignores the changes I've made to them. I added the following
contexts
in the server.xml-file:
<Context path="/WEB-INF/classes/myWebApp" docBase="myWebApp" debug="0"
reloadable="true" />
and
<DefaultContext reloadable="true" />
Anyway, they're still in the servers cache and aren't reloaded after an
update.
Does anyone of you smart guys know how to tell tomcat to always recomlpile
the jsp-files and
-includes in the MyWebApp-Directory? Thank you...
Dominik Jednoralski
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