Well it seemd not to be a real problem but a error of mine.
David told me how to solve it, and it was so easy that I'm a bit ashamed.
Checking velocity.properties and setting webapp.resource.loader.cache to
false.
Randy Watler wrote:
Juan,
There have been reports of this and similar issues cropping up as of
late. Just to clarify:
1. Is it PSML pages you are modifying under a running instance of J2,
or portlet preferences?
2. Does the problem persist across multiple users or within a single
user session?
3. If the problem is limited to a single session, does it span browser
sessions?
4. How large is your site in general, (does it have more than 100
distinct PSML files)?
4. If I read your report correctly, restarting Tomcat does NOT always
clear the issue up?
Thanks for helping us pin this down,,,
Randy
Juan Núñez Jaramillo wrote:
I'm having some issues with the cache of some pages.
While the content of the portlets is showing fine, the psml page and
all the parts from its layout (decorator-top, decorator-bottom, even
the portlet decorator) are not refreshed anymore, unless I stop
Tomcat, wait for a while and start it again, and than doesn't alway
work.
Do you know if is a way so specify wich pages shoud be and what ones
shouldn't be cached?
Thanks a lot.
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