The other possible solution is to delete the respective files from works
folder (_guide.class), as in my case it works. In this way tomcat will
compile ur jsp file since it will not be able to locate it in works folder.
And no need to restart server for this.
cheers
asheesh
----- Original Message -----
From: Ludovic Maitre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, August 29, 2001 8:09 PM
Subject: JSP files not always reloaded ?
> Hello all,
>
> I use Tomcat 3.2.3 on Solaris 2.6 with Apache 1.3.20
> and i have a context who have this settings :
>
> <Context path="/semir"
> reloadable="true"
> docBase="/htdocs/files/services/sophia/semir"
> debug="10">
> </Context>
>
> the problem i that i have a jsp page located under this
> context and that sometimes when i update the page (for
> example adding a line of text), the changes aren't visible/
> are not take in consideration by the server. the page isn't
> even recompiled as a class as i can see in the workdir of tomcat
> (ls -l, the access time of the java file change but not the class file).
> Other jsp in the directory works.
>
> So the only solution i have found for make the job is to copy the
> original page (for example guide.jsp) to another name (for example
> guide3.jsp),
> access the page guide3.jsp and then copy the guide3.jsp page to the
> original page (guide.jsp). After this manipulation the original page
> display the changes that i have made on it. [there is also the solution
> to
> restart the tomcat server but it's not a good solution for a server that
> i want to use as a production server one day. and the other solution
> (touch guide.jsp) don't work in this case]
>
> So my question is : Have you already seen this problem : the automatic
> recompilation of jsp after modification don't work, even after a touch
> on the file ?
> Please let me now, i will open a bug report if this is the case (and if
> i can
> reproduce the bug but i haven't understand how the bug come)
>
> Thanks per advance for any answer,
>
> Ludovic MAITRE
