> 1.why do u need a xml file ?
Since at least JSP 1.0, JSP pages have had:
"a standard translation into a valid XML document. This translation is
useful because it provides a standard mechanism to use XML tools and APIs to
read, manipulate, and author JSP documents" (p. 22, JSP 1.0 spec., also on
p. 30 of JSP 1.1 PR2 spec.).
> 2. when i change the code in the .jsp file, it is not seen in
> the browser
> after refresh ?
This can mean that the browser is serving up the page from its cache instead
of requesting a fresh copy from the server.
Scott Stirling
Allaire Corporation
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