[appengine-java] Re: The JavaScript file is not found to the JSF2 application that has been deployed

2011-09-05 Thread John Patterson
Do you have caching set up for static files in your appengine-web.xml? This can mean that when you deploy a new version the old scripts are still served for a while. You can verify what scripts are available on the server by requesting them directly in your browser. -- You received this mess

[appengine-java] Re: The JavaScript file is not found to the JSF2 application that has been deployed

2011-09-06 Thread dudovo23
On 5 zář, 01:35, Minehiko Ohya wrote: > I když je nasazena aplikace, která pracuje normálně v místní > do App Engine pro Google, nefunguje normálně na server. Já > zjistil, že up-naložený JavaScript soubor nebyl nalezen z protokolu > Administration Console, a že to nefunguje normálně. Prosím > i

[appengine-java] Re: The JavaScript file is not found to the JSF2 application that has been deployed

2011-09-06 Thread Minehiko Ohya
Thank you, Mr. John Patterson. I don't have caching set up, but I found the cause of this problem with your advice. That is as followings. I reviewed appengine-web.xml, and found that the JavaScript file was defined as "static-files" in it. So, I changed it to "resource-files", and deployed the

[appengine-java] Re: The JavaScript file is not found to the JSF2 application that has been deployed

2011-09-07 Thread Minehiko Ohya
Thank you of your response, Mr. John Patterson. I think the cause of this problem isn't caching by the following reason. From the beginning of deploying, this application hasn't been able to find the JavaScript file, so, any JavaScript file hasn't been cached. I think, the cause of this probl

Re: [appengine-java] Re: The JavaScript file is not found to the JSF2 application that has been deployed

2011-09-06 Thread John Patterson
On 07/09/2011 07:19, Minehiko Ohya wrote: I reviewed appengine-web.xml, and found that the JavaScript file was defined as "static-files" in it. I should have been more clear - that's what I meant by caching. For static resources you specify the length of time you want Google to cache it for