Hello ALL,
I use Personal Web Server, Windows98, JRun to run my servlet,
I compiled my servlet, copy .class into JRun's servlet directory, and
then use the browser to run it, of cause I see a page the servlet
made, but at the next step, I delete the .class, close the browser,
and then re-open the browser, to my surprise, I can still find the
page! To destory it, I disable the web Server, and then restart it,
Oh! it is still here!? I disable the JRun server, and then restart it,
Oh yes, I can't find the page.
So, it must be the servlet engine remember the page, I wonderd that
the servlet engine "record" the .class in it's cache ? or the servlet
engine just "record" the page? and where it record the .class or the
page? and when it did it?
any one has idea about it,please feel free to teach me. thanks a lot.
Best regards,
DragonTown mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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