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> I remember a while back, finding copies of my classes in a "cached" location
> in the web evironment...in my jsp temp repositry from memory.
Whoaou !! that could be the trick !!
> Have you done a complete search on your web server? ie: find . -name <YOUR
> CLASS>.class -print for unix, starting from the install root of apache.
I've tried a full : 'find / -name <myservlet>.class' search as root and
found nothing.
> Obviously if it is part of a package it'll be under
> com/xyz/yourpack/yourclass
That's something to dig into... many thanks for conforting the idea that
this could happen !
-- javier
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