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Why the xml file changes by itself???

 
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Why the xml file changes by itself???
I edit xml file in Jbuilder7, after editing it, it changes by itself, why???
please help me , thank you, maybe I should config someting?
 
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JBuilder will make changes to web.xml files. It's an IDE and when you add servlets (for example) it will add the necessary mappings to web.xml

Also, because JBuilder might not recognize or be aware of changes *you* make to the file, your changes may be overwritten. I haven't used JBuilder in a while, but this is not surprising behaviour for an IDE.
 
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thank you!
anybody meet the same things?
 
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When you run a web application within JBuilder, it modifies the web.xml to add a special jsp running servlet that will let you debug jsp's. I don't know how to turn it off. It really isn't a problem if you always stop the running web app before editing web.xml.
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