The problem stems from the fact that the JVM has a real hard time unloading
classes.
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> nopes i think there is no ay out coz even i have to restart my jrun
> everytoime i make changes to the bean files. I think when we start our
> servers it picks up all the class files by default and uses them whenever
> they are wanted in the jsp pages. So when u make the changes and recompile
> the bean the server still having a copy of old class file and
> hence changes
> are not reflected.
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> "R.B. Gurung" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 05/26/99 12:39:15 PM
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> When I make changes to my .jsp or Bean I created the changes are not
> reflected . I have to restart the TomCat Server or run the same by saving
> as
> another file . Is there any way to get rid of it or refeshing the same
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> thanks/regards
> gurung
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