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on 5/25/2000 1:19 PM, Christopher Fonnesbeck at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I am having a show-stopper problem with Jserv in that it NEVER reloads my
> servlet classes. Even deleting the servlet altogether does not keep the
> browser from seeing the servlet in the cache. I have no proxy server, and my
> zone properties are set to auto reload. Even restarting apache does not
> reload
> the classes. I'm at my wit's end with this one, and will have to move on to
> another server, such as Jrun, if there is no solution. I've psoted to
> multiple
> newsgroups and checked the FAQ, with no luck. If there is any insight into
> this problem, please e-mail me directly, as I do not subscribe to the mailing
> list.
you didn't read all the items in the faq.
the simple solution is to not put your servlet classes in the system
classpath...only the repository classpath.
-jon
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