Hello
Maybe Tcat from mulesoft is something to look into
regards
Milko
Adam Lipscombe
adam.lipscombe@g
Hello
We have the following situation on tomcat 6.0.29
First we deploy a good jsp and tomcat shows it correctly.
Then we introduce an intentional error in the jsp to test the error page we
want to display.
What happens is the application shows the error page, but when we refresh
the page it
But if it is caching why does it first show the error page as it should?
And then the previous version of the jsp again.
Could it be that the original jsp is still in memory and gets replaced only
when the new version is compiled correctly?
Milko
Hello
We are running tomcat 6.0.29 with tridion broker
We have a jsp with code inside that dynamically fetches data from a
database.
When we put a changed jsp in place it gets compiled and shows the fetched
data from the database.
When we change the data in the database and refresh the page,
It is not just you. I received some emails from ed as well.
Milko
André Warnier
a...@ice-sa.com
I agree. A forum would be more practical.
It is much easier reading all postings on a topic.
I find myself clearing my tomcat users list inbox every morning, while on
forums I visit I check out the new or updated topics.
The forums these days let you subscribe to topics or complete forums and
