Fabrice Valois wrote:
> Tomcat is looking for the .class (compiled servlet), and if found, exe
cute
> it.
> If you really want to perform an other behavior, you have to delete th
e
> .class.
> Then, the browser will wait till the JSP is compiled.
>
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> Envoy� : mercredi 5 d�cembre 2001 13:41
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> Objet : tomcat delay jsp translation
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>
> I'm using Tomcat 4.0 (on Windows 2000): when I modify a jsp I MUST wai
t
> (circa 5 seconds) for it to be translated and recompiled before gettin
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> it pointed by my browser else I get the older version. That's a proble
m
> for my application that modifies a jsp at run time. I know that
> translation and complitation processes take some time, but I don't wan
t
> browser to get the older version: I'd like it to pause until such
> processes are done so as to display the content produced by the actual
> jsp. I hope having been clear. Could you suggest me any idea to
> overcame such a
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Fabrice, thanks for your reply.
I can't delete .class file because its name is not known to me.
Possibly I was misleading: after the 5 seconds pass, retranslation and
recompilation are not performed, unless such a jsp get pointed again.
Look at this experiment:
1) Open on the left the source code of a jsp: e.g. foo.jsp
2) Open a browser on the right and point to foo.jsp
3) Modify foo.jsp and repoint to it within 5 seconds
you'll notice that the browser will diplay the older version of foo.jsp
and also the generated .class will be relative to the older foo.jsp
even after 5 secs. Unless you repoint to foo.jsp after the 5th second,
the .class will be the
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