Hi,
You can force tomcat to check if the .class has been modified . You need to
change the server.xml and set the reloadable element in context path tag to
true.
This will make tomcat to shutdown and reload automatically, if any change
is made to classes in the WEB-INF directory.But there is overhead associated
with checking (I am not sure what it is, as i have not tried it).
The server.xml file is in the conf sub-directory of tomcat.
Again, I do not know if this automatic restart by tomcat would make it lose
the old session info.
Regards
Mahesh
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Hello,
When I am developing JSP/Servlets, I find that I don't get the changes
that I've made to a particular class unless I restart Tomcat. I find
this to be real annoying because I could be depending on the state of
session variables--and when I restart the server I lose the session.
Does anyone have an idea or good programming habits out there for my
situation? How can I force the browser or Tomcat to NOT CACHE the classes?
Thank you,
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