If you recompile a bean, you have to restart the server.
Servlets and the beans they use are all server-side. Clearing browser
cache, using a new browser, restarting browser, all are irrelevant to the
problem, as they are all client-side.
J
Thanks for your message at 01:47 PM 6/22/99 -0700, Paul Sterk:
>Hi,
>
>I have recently started working with JSP, and am having the following
>problem. I am using the following tags:
>
><jsp:decl> String[] productgroups; </jsp:decl>
><jsp:useBean id="pg" scope="request" class="pesweb.beans.ProductGroupBean"
>/>
><%
>productgroups = pg.getProductGroup();
>%>
>
>After editing and compiling a new version ProductGroupBean.java and
>reloading the .jsp page, the values from the original version of the
>ProductGroupBean still appear on the page. It's as if the original
>version of ProductGroupBean.class is still cached in memory.
>
>I have cleared the browser's (Netscape 4.51) disk and memory caches and
>have started new browser instances. Still, the values from the original
>bean are being displayed.
>
>Any advice would be much appreciated.
>
>Thanks in advance,
>Paul
>
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