Try restarting the web server after replacing the servlet class
file. The problem is because once the servlets are loaded into web server's
memory area, they remain there till the server relinquishes it's memory
area, which is when it is restarted.
Hope this will work,
Atul
> Hello ,
> I am using JRUN, Netscape Enterprise Server 3.6 & SunOS 5.6 to execute
> servlets. But I am facing some problem. Lets say I place a servlet class
> file in the web server. It works fine. Now when I make some changes in the
> servlet and again place the updated class file on the server, the servlet
> engine executes the old version of class file.
> What could be the problem ? Can there be the problem with the server
> picking the old servlet class file from cache ? If yes, how do we resolve
> this ?
>
> regards
> -mukul
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