Hi, Michael.
The <%@ include ... %> tag is a static include, and, once the page that
includes something like this has been compiled, a change to the included file
will not trigger a recompile of the page. As far as I know, you have to
either change the modification date of the main page (can use touch on Unix,
Linux to do this easily - don't know about Win XP) like you've done or delete
the servlet in the work directory that was created from the page. The
<jsp:include .../> is a dynamic include that will cause the main page to be
recompiled if the included page changes. I don't know of any way to configure
a "caching" setting in Tomcat to change the way these are handled.
HTH,
-Jeff
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Hi,
I have some trouble with the reload of JSPs.
Basic data is
- Win XP, Apache 1.3.xx, Tomcat 4.01, IE 6.0 (IE6 with the option to reload
the page at each access)
Suppose You have an JSP page "prj_0000.jsp" that includes another JSP page by
using a tag like this: <%@ include file="prj_0007.inc" %>
If I have changed the file prj_0007.inc and I press "Reload" in the browser.
The changes will have no effect (are not loaded into the browser). I have to
change
also the file "prj_0000.jsp" (by adding a blank line to the file to change the
files modification date).
How can I disable the "caching" of the JSPs within tomcat so that changes in
included files have their effect?
Greetings and thank you for your help
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