> The only thing I can think of is that you are referencing a page
> with an include
> directive, like this (assume the current page is "thisjsp.jsp"):
>
> <%@include file="otherjsp.jsp" %>
>
> In this case, changes to "otherjsp.jsp" will not be detected --
> you have to
> modify the calling page ("thisjsp.jsp") to have Tomcat notice it.
Is there any plan to add such functionality? Often I'm including a jsp
which I update and it would be handy for Tomcat to detect this and reload
the scripts which call it. Currently I must restart Tomcat or modify all
the files which include it. (A PITA when it's a header or footer!)
> PS: Can I ask a really silly question? I've seen people using
> the abbreviation
> "m/c" on various mailing lists, and I'm not sure what it means.
> Could someone
> explain it for me?
Good question, I've been wondering the same thing myself! ;-)
-Dave
