Hi Keith,
Does this mean, when developing servlets one needs to stop and start
tomcat to see the new version of the servlet that is being developed?
-gnana
Hawkins, Keith (Keith) wrote:
I believe you are still seeing the old version because the session to
your previous version is still
Yes you do - but not for JSPs it seems.
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Gnanasekaran Thoppae
Sent: 15 May 2001 14:43
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Subject: Re: newbie: instance problem
Hi Keith,
Does this mean, when developing servlets one
Title: RE: newbie: instance problem
If you are using automatically generated contexts via war files rather than creating context entries in your server.xml file so as to set the reloadable=true parameter, then I believe the answer is yes, you need to restart tomcat.
Anyone else
Title: RE: newbie: instance problem
I believe you are still seeing the old version because the session to
your previous version is still active. If you restart Tomcat you
should be see the change to your servlet.
-Keith
-Original Message-
From: Gnanasekaran Thoppae [mailto
In server.xml file, add attribute reloadable=true in your context path
definition.
eg. Context path=/somepath
docBase=/somerealdocpathtobemapped
reloadable=true
TL
On Fri May 11 21:01:12 2001 MYT, Hawkins, Keith (Keith)
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I believe you are
