If you're on UNIX/Linux, which I'd venture since you used the term "HUP" and
you say you're familiar with PHP, you should be familiar with the touch
command.
If you're on Windows, you can get Cygnus's Cygwin tools, which include
touch.
If you have no idea what the hell I am talking about, use touch {filename}
to update the timetstamp on your files.
Another solution is to use make or just a shell script to run touch on all
the files in your project.
Scott Stirling
----- Original Message -----
From: "Kenneth Himschoot" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, March 17, 2000 10:08 PM
Subject: how do you guys solve this?
> Hi crowd,
>
> suppose you have a file called page.jsp which includes other .jsp-files
> (<%@ include file="verification.jsp" %>). This verification-page gets
> (with the request object) different variables posted to page.jsp and
> verifies the username/password with an sql-table, generation "logged in"
> or "nada, wrong password".
> So far so good. Then, I change the code in verification.jsp.
>
> When the filesystem looks at page.jsp to see wether it has been modified
> (deciding if it should recompile into a servlet or not), it isn't so
you'll
> never see the modifications you made in the included file (verif.)
>
> The only solution I'v come up with is to change like one character in
page.jsp,
> however, verification.jsp is called from tons of other .jsp's so...
> Is sending a HUP-signal to httpd the only solution??
>
>
> Thanks for replying to this - very basic - question :-) I'm new to jsp but
> grown-up in PHP :-)
>
>
> K.
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