Probably it's being cached by your browser. Try close and re-open your
browser.
Regards,
PQ
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Subject: RE: JSPs sometimes don't
recompile
02/27/2003 02:57
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Sounds like a browser cache problem,
to get around this, simply add some other parameters to the url
(e.g http://foo.com/some_servlet?param=valuedummy=fred)
hope this helps
Bill
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I've had a similar problem when my clock wasn't set right.
I would change a file and upload it to the server, but the changes wouldn't
show.
Once I reset my clock to the correct time, and uploaded again... the server
recognized that the file was newer than the precompiled version, and it was
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Subject: RE: JSPs
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Please respond
On 2/27/2003 at 2:21 PM Mark G.K. Christenson wrote:
I'm assuming it doesn't continue to work if you remove the file and
then restart tomcat. If you remove it after it's been compiled and
don't restart tomcat, it will continue to work because once the class
has been compiled and loaded, it
