the old bean is still in memory. The server is caching it. have the server
re-started. this is not an ejb, right? if it were an ejb, most containers
will pick it up. but this bean, I believe is a resident of the servlet
container, not the ejb container.
>From: Tripat Singh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: A mailing list about Java Server Pages specification and
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>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: bean refreshing
>Date: Fri, 16 Feb 2001 13:36:55 +0530
>
>I am having a bean(a class file with my business methods). I am using that
>in my JSP page using jsp:useBean tag. The problem is that i have made the
>changes in the bean file, tested it locally on the websphere on NT
>environment, it runs to my expectations but when i upload the bean to the
>Live production server which is the Websphere again but on AIX , the
>changes
>are not reflected. From the logs i have known that the JSP is taking the
>bean which i had uploaded the very first time. No changes are being
>reflected. I have tried restarting the server many times. I have even tried
>the removing the files from the scratch directory but still it takes the
>old
>bean.
>
>Any pointers/suggestion!!!
>
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