Hello people, I am testing my .jsp pages with Apache Tomcat Server ver. 4.0 Beta 5. But if I make a change to a page and try to reload it the server sends the old one. Where does it store old pages (so I can clear them every time I make a change)? Any ideas? Thanx, Tom.
kichu kichu
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Hi tom, The old pages are stored in "tomcat\work" folder.Delete the contents of this folder and try again. alternatively you may also clear your browser cache and history. regards, kichu
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Ok, I tried that (clearing the work dir) but the server reloads only the .jsp page. If I use another class in my page (jsp:useBean) and change that class the server keeps the old one. Anything I can do for that?
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Hi! Because Tomcat's ClassLoader loads the beans and classes called in jsp at starting (same thing with an application). The jsp is loaded each time that it modified.
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Hi, I have been using tomcat 3.2.1 now for a long time.I tried the new beta version for some time,but i found out that the older version was more stable. I think you should not do any development work using a beta version as it is bound to have a number of bugs. Install an older version from==> http://jakarta.apache.org/builds/jakarta-tomcat/release/v3.2.3/bin/ regards, kichu(the choice is yours!)
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