E B at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There is only one webapp.
btw, I have some files like jar_cache22482.tmp
Who is caching these. Is it jvm, or tomcat,
or cos.jar ? Any idea? More over, I get these
tmp files only with tomcat 4.
I don't know who creates them... But I noticed them too.
--- Bo Xu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: E B wrote:
In my webapp under tomcat, I am using oreilly's
cos.jar for uploading files. I observe that
repeated uploading of same file fails. ie., when
I upload a file for second time(different content,
same file name), in my servlet I am getting
--- Pier Fumagalli [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: E
B at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In my webapp under tomcat, I am using oreilly's
cos.jar for uploading files. I observe that
repeated uploading of same file fails. ie., when
I upload a file for second time(different content,
same file
In my webapp under tomcat, I am using oreilly's
cos.jar for uploading files. I observe that
repeated uploading of same file fails. ie., when
I upload a file for second time(different content,
same file name), in my servlet I am getting the
old file only. It is probably due to caching,
does
E B at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In my webapp under tomcat, I am using oreilly's
cos.jar for uploading files. I observe that
repeated uploading of same file fails. ie., when
I upload a file for second time(different content,
same file name), in my servlet I am getting the
old file only. It
E B wrote:
In my webapp under tomcat, I am using oreilly's
cos.jar for uploading files. I observe that
repeated uploading of same file fails. ie., when
I upload a file for second time(different content,
same file name), in my servlet I am getting the
old file only. It is probably due to
