you shouldn't use a new compilation.
That's precisily what makes JSP/servlets so good.
What I think your problem is, is that your browser (or a proxy server)
caches the resulting page and that you're not doing a new request at all.
Check your browser settings, try shift-reload, add refresh headers like
"pragma" .. in your page.
Geert 'Darling' Van Damme
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Herbert Pfleger
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> Subject: refresh
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>
> Hi all,
> how can I implement a Refresh-Button in a jsp-page. When I only
> reload the page,
> i got no new values, cause the jsp-page is already transformed to
> a servlet and
> the servlet is already compiled and does not refresh. So how can
> I make a total
> refresh (with new java-file and new compilation).
> Thanks a lot
> Herb
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