To clean at Tomcat completely you should delete the the corresponding app directory
under the working directory this way you know you are starting with fresh files.
/$TOMCAT_HOME/work
>>> "A. C." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 02/13/01 05:03PM >>>
> Hi, I am using tomcat4, but when changing the code and correct some
errors,
> or even delete some lines, it still show me the same errors, please what
> should I do to prevent this caching.
did u try to close and reopen the browser?
remember also that tomcat recompiles a jsp page only if it finds a changed
time stamp on the file, so it could be helpfull to save ur jsp page and to
recompile all the included/used pages/classes related to the page u r
modifying..
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