Hi,
I agree, but there's still probl�me when: - jsp script is deleted because of no more used, out of date, ... - some time later (1 hour, 1 week, ...) another jsp script with same name is created.
OK, good points.
Well, not really, it's easy to do a reload of the webapp. Besides, Jasper seems to be running in prod while in "development" mode. This is terrible performance wise. Precompile the webapp !
It isn't si simple. We upgrade Tomcat each time a security fix is released. Patching Tomcat means we will need to maintain our Tomcat source code branch (current stable version + applied patch).
You would develop a patch and submit it to us via bugzilla. We would review the patch and commit it into the next tomcat release. You wouldn't have to maintain your own tomcat branch.
I'm not in favor of fixing this: added complexity with no gain. The patch would have to be trivial ;)
I send this bug remainder mainly because when reading bugzilla item it wasn't clear for me if the proposed patch wasn't apply because incorrect/incomplete or simply because it was forgotten... :)
No patch was ever submitted, so there's nothing for us to review.
Indeed.
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