> ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Oscar Carrillo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: RE: Please: How do I get application redeploy to work with Apache > front-end to Tomcat? > > > > Look at your logs for hints. Is there info about the webapp connector or > > whatever you are using. if you can see those logs. > > > > Do you see logs of pages being accessed in your webapp logs? > > It is not the pages I am having problems with. The updated pages are > available as soon as I update them, I don't have to do anything to the > Tomcat server. It is the classes, for example the classes implementing my > custom tags, which I cannot get made visible through Apache. > > > > > I'd say the biggest problem is your ISP situation. They are using stuff > > that no one uses much anymore, and you probably can't troubleshoot it > > directly. > > I really don't know that much about Apache. I have installed Tomcat on my > own desktop for testing and debugging before I deploy, but there is not much > point in having my own copy of Apache. > > > > What happens if you quit the browser and re-launch. Will the pages still > > be old? > > It is not the pages. I don't even have to do a redeploy of the context. > Issuing reload on my browser is enough to see the updated pages. It is the > updated Java classes, particularly the custom tag classes, that are not > visible through Apache. > > > > One other thought. Setup a linux box with their configuration and > > troubleshoot from there. > > The servers are on Linux. But I have absolutely no idea what to do. I do > not understand how it is even possible for the old versions of the classes > to still be executed after I have reloaded them on Tomcat. Even if Apache > cached those classes how could it execute them without the servlet engine? > > I am the only user on the Tomcat server and I have su authority so I can > fiddle with things on that end and shutdown and start the server, but the > Apache server is shared. I can suggest changes to the Apache server but I > cannot make those changes myself. If the Apache or Tomcat server > configuration is obsolete or wrong, what should it be changed to? >
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