Hello,
i´m working on the current experimental version 1.5.4 and i need to trigger a bean
cache refresh from inside my application.
Reason:
The entity beans are deployed with the . This should
assure a better performance.
over 95% - 99% percent of all table update, delete, create
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Debabrata Panda
Sent: Monday, April 30, 2001 9:20 PM
To: Orion-Interest
Subject: META HTTP-EQUIV=\"refresh\" in JSP with Orion 1.4.5
We have some JSPs with META tags which work fine with Tomcat and
iPlanet. But this does not seem to be working w
Orion doesn't have any problem with this; I use something similar myself on
some of my out-of-date sites. This gets sent to the browser, and it's up to
the browser to deal with it - the server doesn't really do anything BUT send
it.
Why aren't you using sendRedirect(), if that's what you really
We have some JSPs with META tags which work fine with Tomcat and
iPlanet. But this does not seem to be working with Orion. Am I missing
anything. This does not seem to call Launch.JSP when we deploy the
WAR with Orion.
out.println(" ");
Any help will be appreciated ?
regards
Debu
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If you made changes to jsp files. when ever you requested that file it'll
check the time stamp. if the time stamp is different then it'll
compile/deploy that jsp file.
> > I've heard something today in the list about refreshing an application.
> > I think someone has comment that if you make an
> I've heard something today in the list about refreshing an application.
> I think someone has comment that if you make any change to
> application.xml or orion-application.xml (I don't know which) orion server
> makes automatically a redeploy of the application whitout restarting the
> server !!
I've heard something today in the list about refreshing an application.
I think someone has comment that if you make any change to
application.xml or orion-application.xml (I don't know which) orion server
makes automatically a redeploy of the application whitout restarting the
server !!!
Is thi
