Hi,
There is a configuration file : weblogic\weblogic.properties
Go approx at END under the heading : WEBLOGIC JSP PROPERTIES
u will find counter : pageCheckSeconds
It has different critereas :
1) pageCheckSeconds=1 means if u do changes in jsp file, it will recompile
itself , u dont need to restart.
2) pageCheckSeconds > 1 it will not recompile ur file , u have to reload
the file via restarting W.L.S
3) pageCheckSeconds=0 it will recompile ur file even if u made any changing
in ur mean or included file.
I think it will be enough.
Now i have a Q :
Is there anything like SCHEDULAR/ SCEDULAR in weblogic server. e.g if fi
want to triger/execute my xyz file at specified time then what will i do.
OR is there any way that when i starts my WeblogicServer then it will
execute my java's class file.
Thanx
Hamid Hassan
VSDI
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Subject: Re: Jsp in WebLogic 5.1
First of all you may wish to use the Weblogic specific message board,
however, I can say that you need to look at your properties file
settings.
----- Original Message -----
From: Loni & Bharat Nagwani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thursday, November 23, 2000 11:34 pm
Subject: Jsp in WebLogic 5.1
> Hi,
>
> I am using JSP's with weblogic. The problem is that I have to restart
> WebLogic everytime I make a change in my jsp. Otherwise I get an
> error.
> Is this the standard procedure everybody does.?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Bharat
>
>
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