Even I face the same problem with Java WebServer, what I do is
... restart the server everytime I make changes to servlet pgm.
Chary
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From: Mukul Gandhi[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Servlet API Technology.
Sent: Tuesday, January 25, 2000 3:06 PM
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Subject: Problem
Hello ,
I am using JRUN, Netscape Enterprise Server 3.6 & SunOS 5.6 to execute
servlets. But I am facing some problem. Lets say I place a servlet class
file in the web server. It works fine. Now when I make some changes in
the
servlet and again place the updated class file on the server, the
servlet
engine executes the old version of class file.
What could be the problem ? Can there be the problem with the server
picking the old servlet class file from cache ? If yes, how do we
resolve
this ?
regards
-mukul
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