Tomcat is able to detect changes operated on a jsp. In fact when you
point your browser to a jsp just modified it retranslates such a jsp
and ricompiles the generated servlet, so you get the newer jsp.
There is an exception, however.
After jsp has been modified, Tomcat takes some time to recognize that
jsp changed. (In my case it takes 5 seconds.) So pointing through a
browser to a modified jsp within such time interval, Tomcat doesn't
recognize jsp has newer version, and doesn't retranslate it, and you
get the older version.
I know I might delete the genereted .class file or change the name of
the jsp to overcame the problem, but in my application I can't.
Have you any idea? Is it a bug? Help me.
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