OK - I just had an idea:
FileResource looks like this:
public class FileResource
extends StreamResource
{
private final File m_file;
...
/**
* Determines the last time this resource was modified
*/
public long lastModified()
{
return m_file.lastModified();
}
...
}
Now, what if the m_file.lastModified() doesn't go to the filesystem to
get the last modified date when called, but the info is cached in the
m_file object? Then it would return the same value all the time.
Or maybe it is delayed ten seconds or so.
Just a quick poll:
+ I run the tests on W2K, and it works.
+ Berin, you ran W2K if I remember correctly - and it works.
+ GUMP runs on some UNIX derivative and it fails.
+ Leo Simons, you run Linux, yes? It fails for you.
So could this be the result of impl differences between UNIX/Linux/Win
JVMs?
/LS
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