RE: Is there a better way to do this?

[Propes, Barry L [GCG-NAOT]]

even if the server.xml file's reloadable is set to true?

reloadable=true in the Context param?

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Hi, 

I am one of the web developers for a company that uses java technology. I've
noticed my changes (jsp's) don't take into effect unless I remove the file
from the server, refesh the browsers like 5 times till i get a 404, then
place the new file back on the server.

I assume the changes dont take effect because it is reading the old class
file that tomcat created. Is there a better way to update the new changes
immediately??

If im posting in the wrong area, please direct me to the best place :)

Thanks!
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Re: Is there a better way to do this?

[Rashmi Rubdi]

Also, are you performing an Ant build or some sort of a build to move the JSP 
from your project dir to Tomcat's / webapps dir?

If you are, you can change that by keeping the project outside Tomcat, and only 
specify the absolute path of your project in appBase/docBase in server.xml.

With the above set-up, you only refersh the JSP once, and you'll see the 
changes you've made to it, while still having the flexibility 
of keeping any project structure - outside the web container. 

-Rashmi

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even if the server.xml file's reloadable is set to true?

reloadable=true in the Context param?

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Subject: Is there a better way to do this?



Hi, 

I am one of the web developers for a company that uses java technology. I've
noticed my changes (jsp's) don't take into effect unless I remove the file
from the server, refesh the browsers like 5 times till i get a 404, then
place the new file back on the server.

I assume the changes dont take effect because it is reading the old class
file that tomcat created. Is there a better way to update the new changes
immediately??

If im posting in the wrong area, please direct me to the best place :)

Thanks!
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RE: Is there a better way to do this?

[Caldarale, Charles R]

 From: Propes, Barry L [GCG-NAOT] 
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 even if the server.xml file's reloadable is set to true?
 
 reloadable=true in the Context param?

The reloadable attribute does not control the monitoring of JSP changes.
That's set up by several init-param values for the JSP servlet in
conf/web.xml.  Look at development, checkInterval, and
modificationTestInterval.

 - Chuck


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