RE: Tomcat Not Picking Up Changes

[Ofur-Bjarni]

Yes this happened to me as well, allthough it was a tag class I changed.
You can force tomcat to recompile the page by deleting files in the
directory: $tomcathome/work/[server_name]/[application_name]/
At least this is the directory strucure in tomcat 4.0

cheers,
Bjarni

-Original Message-
From: Steve [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 7. mars 2002 01:22
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Tomcat Not Picking Up Changes


Hi;

I'm using Tomcat 3.2 on Red Hat 7.2 with the jdk 1.3.1_02

I've noticed that when I make javascript changes to the jsp pages that
tomcat will not pick up the changes/use the newer version of the file
after I blow my cache and restart tomcat.

I can force tomcat to do so in this situation by making a minor change
to the html on the page.

Anyone know what is going on and how to get around it?

Thanks in advance

Steve


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RE: ssl please help!

[Ofur-Bjarni]

That would still do the trick, because then the user could simply install
the certificate the first time it appears, and then the browser will not
bother him with the authority thingy..
Do you know of any way to let tomcat automatically make a self signed
certificate?



-Original Message-
From: Chris Campbell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 6. mars 2002 04:12
To: 'Tomcat Users List'
Subject: RE: ssl please help!



> Hello,
> is it possible to use ssl without having a
> certificate?(.keystore thingy)
> The problem is that the web application I'm making will be
> distributed, so
> it won't always be running on the same server name and
> therefor browsers
> will always point out the fact that the name on the
> certificate does not
> match the name of the site.. which will be terribly annoying
> for the users.

You need a .keystore to run Tomcat standalone with ssl support. You need a
certificate to run ssl in any way. For the different servers you have, you
could make self signed certificates for each of them, then the site name and
certificate would match. Although in this case the browsers will then warn
that the certificate is not issued by a trusted authority... which will be
terribly annoying for the users :)

ChrisC

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ssl please help!

[Ofur-Bjarni]

Hello,
is it possible to use ssl without having a certificate?(.keystore thingy)
The problem is that the web application I'm making will be distributed, so
it won't always be running on the same server name and therefor browsers
will always point out the fact that the name on the certificate does not
match the name of the site.. which will be terribly annoying for the users.

Thanks
Ofur-Bjarni

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Using ssl on tomcat

[Ofur-Bjarni]

Hello,
is it possible to use ssl without having a certificate?
The problem is that the web application I'm making will be distributed, so
it won't always be running on the same server name and therefor browsers
will always point out the fact that the name on the certificate does not
match the name of the site.. which will be terribly annoying for the users.

Thanks
Ofur-Bjarni


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