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Hi all,
I got fantastic response from all you guys...
i have one question in my mind.
As we all know that
whenever we put any JSP page in our Apache tomcat then the tomcat's jasper engine will going to translate that jsp into servlet and compile it then finally gives output to client-side.
But whenever we will get change into the JSP page again the tomcat's jasper engine do as i mentioned above.
How will the tomcat's jasper engine recognize that change in the JSP ?
Can anyone one show that specific or couple of files available in the tomcat which get enable to perform this task ?
I'm not really sure what other details to give--what do you want to know?
Joshi Nirav J
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Hi David,
I mean
If possible then can you give me some internal details ?
like how would the jasper engine code realize that ohh this file is change now i will like to re-compile it .... ?
One more doubt,
I realize that at the request time only the jasper engine will get the realization of the change ....
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