On Wed, Oct 1, 2008 at 9:35 AM, LoopInfinitum [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i'm looking for a definitive answer:
can .tag files be compiled on the fly, or do they always require a recompile
and restart for changes to take effect?
Did you bother to try?
In any case, I don't know if this is
thanks much for the reply.
haven't tried yet... i've never used jasper and would have to research it
(someone else on my team set up our build process), so i was asking this
first.
I've never compiled
a tag file manually, nor restarted TC to see a change.
so this means you edit a .tag file,
On Wed, Oct 1, 2008 at 10:17 AM, LoopInfinitum [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
haven't tried yet... i've never used jasper
Nor have I, directly :-) I meant, why don't you just change a test
.tag file and see what happens? Would have taken less time...
so this means you edit a .tag file, hit
I would guess from a brief look at the jsp 2.0 spec, the answer is yes,
but didn't read far enough to be absolutely sure. You could read the
spec yourself for a definitive answer or just try it... Personally I
find reality more fun.
- write a test tag
- write a jsp to test it
- run the jsp
thanks again for the replies.
i guess i wasn't clear... i, of course, have tried this; the status quo is
(and has been) that our team has to restart the server for any .tag changes
made. it has been this way since i was hired a year ago, and, of course,
we'd benefit greatly from being able to
From: LoopInfinitum [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: can i compile .tag files on the fly? please help :(
so my question is, can tomcat 5.02a be configured to compile
.tag files on the fly?
Your Tomcat version is a bit odd, since there never has been such any such
level (Tomcat does
LoopInfinitum wrote:
thanks again for the replies.
i guess i wasn't clear... i, of course, have tried this; the status quo is
(and has been) that our team has to restart the server for any .tag changes
made. it has been this way since i was hired a year ago, and, of course,
we'd benefit
