Dear David,
I once have this problem too. I put all my jsp files
under /pathTo/jakarta-tomcat/webapps/examples. I've
read once in this mailing list sometime on early
March 2000, and there's an advice to check a directory
where our compiled jsp code resides in tomcat directory
structures. For example with my directory structure above
then I have to look for:
/pathTo/jakarta-tomcat/work/localhost_8080%2Fexamples
There where I found all of the compiled jsp pages.
Then we have to remove all of those files and restart the
tomcat engine and your changes should be reflected again
in your browsers. There's a rule that tomcat will allow
only 10 times of changes for each jsp page you're working
on and then you have to cleanup that directory and restart
the server. I don't know if the current reslease has
change this.
Regards,
Peter Gozal
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> Subject: reload doesn't work suddenly
>
>
> Hi,
> I am using Apache 1.3.12/Tomcat 3.1, and suddenly the JSP
> reloading doesn't
> work. It works before and I checked my conf files, there is already
> reloadable="true" in the context path setting.
> I think the reload doesn't work when I have put a include file in
> all my jsp
> by this : <% include file="myinclude.jsp" %>.
> Then even if I delete the "myinclude.jsp", it still exists in my
> jsp output
> even I restart the computer !
> It looks like this file is been cached in somewhere.
> And I can only make it reload when I intentionaly make a sytax
> error in the
> jsp files that include the "myinclude.jsp", so the jsp container recompile
> the jsp page to class, but that is not convenient since I have a
> lot of jsp
> page include the "myinclude.jsp".
> Does any one have any clue about this ?
> Thanks.
> David
>
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