Hi U have to insert ur Virual Folder Name in SERVER.XML ..
For Example
<Context path="/ipgris" docBase="webapps/ipgris" debug="0" reloadable="true"
>
</Context>
here "ipgris" is my virtual folder name & I can access this
http://localhost:8080/ipgris
Hope it helps...sumanth//
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, December 06, 2001 2:50 PM
Subject: jsp changes in Tomcat
> 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.
> ThanksN�rzuS-����v-Sy�.�zzH,5 ����?�jrjS��S�?E���j�>��zzƝz�?,H ?��~>z�z�
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