I don't use Tomcat in conjunction with Apache but I do use tomcat. I don't
think that should make a difference. Anyhow all that you have to do is
delete the .class and maybe the .java files in the work directory. I am
pretty sure that you can set a specified reload interval as well. so it
won't look for a new version of the JSP until the specified time interval
has expired.
Here is an example is an example path of one of the generated .class files
Tomcat
3\work\8080%2FAddressChange\_0002fjsp_0002fvoBorder_0002ejsp_0002fjsp_0002fv
oBorder.class
-----Original Message-----
From: smitha v k [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, June 22, 2000 5:08 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:
Hi,
I am using JSP along with Apache1.3.12 on WinNT and Tomcat as the
servlet engine.My JSP pages are not getting replaced.Whenever i modify the
JSP code,it is not reflected.Every time i have to rename the file.Please let
me know if anyone has a
solution for this
Thanks
Smitha.
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