I just switched to iplanet web server and find that I need
to delete the files in the "CLassCache" directory and restart
the server after making a change to a jsp page. That is the
only way I've found that will force iplanet to recompile the
jsp's.
I did not find a setting that would make it chec
What OS ore you using?
Chris E
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Get Enterprise 4.1 SP1.
A major headache of 4.1 FCS was the jsp engine not recognizing file changes.
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I just switched to iplanet web server and find that I need
to dele
