A mystery: Deleted servlet is alive?!

2000-02-11 Thread Kelvin Tee Teck Keong
I create a servlet called MyFirst.java as stated in the example and placed the bytecode in the /servlets directory. I managed to call the servlet using http://localhost:8080/servlet/MyFirst  . Everything seems to be okay.   However, when I removed the bytecode explicitly from the /servlets

Re: A mystery: Deleted servlet is alive?!

2000-02-13 Thread Luc Saint-Elie
Kelvin, Shutdown and start you server and.. magic.. your deleted servlet is gone !! Le 13:30 11/02/2000 +0800, Kelvin Tee Teck Keong a écrit: I create a servlet called MyFirst.java as stated in the example and placed the bytecode in the /servlets directory. I managed to call the servlet using h

Re: A mystery: Deleted servlet is alive?!

2000-02-13 Thread Arun Thomas
about Java Server Pages specification and reference [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Kelvin Tee Teck KeongSent: Thursday, February 10, 2000 11:31 PMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: A mystery: Deleted servlet is alive?! I create a servlet called MyFirst.java as stated in the ex

Re: A mystery: Deleted servlet is alive?!

2000-02-14 Thread George Pearson
On Fri, 11 Feb 2000, Kelvin Tee Teck Keong wrote: > However, when I removed the bytecode explicitly from the /servlets >directory, by right, it should show me error "404, file not found". But it showed me >the same result as if I did not remove the bytecode. > > Where does the result came from