Carlos,
tomcat will not check for changes in class files you put in CLASSPATH.
But you can tell tomcat to always check for newer class files this way:
In tomcat/conf/server.xls set reloadable="true" for the context of your web
application, and put the class file in webapps/.../WEB-INF/classes.
Your context in server.xls could look like this:
<Context path="/test" docBase="webapps/test" debug="0" reloadable="true" >
</Context>
Regards,
Vossi
Carlos Luna wrote:
> I am developing a data base oriented application using
> jsp's running in a TOMCAT server. The architecture is the following:
>
> +-------+ useBean +------------+ JDBC +-----------+
> � JSP � <-----> � AppendBean � <-------> � Data Base �
> +-------+ +------------+ +-----------+
>
> I have tried to replace the AppendBean class with a newer
> version, but the changes have no effect. TOMCAT seems to ignore the
> changes. The class used when the jsp file is executed is still the
> old version.
> In addition, there's just one class file, so I'm not making
> confusion handling a lot of them.
>
> I was wondering if the problem could be located at the
> server's cache. After replacing an old class with a new version,
> should I explicitly tell the server to update its cache or whatever
> similar service?
>
> Thank you very much in advance.
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