Re: BIZZAR Caching Problem !!

[Shahed Ali]

Title: RE: BIZZAR Caching Problem !!

I have <%@ include file,   and I did go into the proper sub directory and do an rm and after reloading, I saw new .java and .class files, so Iwas obviously in the right work directory.   I cannot do any further testing though, because I cannot recreat the problem !!   Has anyone else seen this problem ? I would have loved to leave things as they were and experiment, but that would stop developers. So I had to restart tomcat.   Hopefully, I hope to see the problem again, and then experiment. Also, I am using worker threads.   i.e I have 1 JVM and tomcat instance for each app using ajp13 with multiple worker threads. But a common tomcat install directory.   Thanks for any further input.   Shahed     ----- Original Message ----- From: Jord Sonneveld To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, January 26, 2001 11:50 AM Subject: RE: BIZZAR Caching Problem !! What happens if you rm -rf all directories under tomcat/work? Just to make sure that nothing wacky is going on because of your <host> tag.   Also, do you have a   <%@ include file= ... %>   or a <jsp: include page= ... /> directive? Sounds like you have <%@, but just want to make sure. And the content of a.inc and b.inc is distinct, correct? :) j\s -----Original Message----- From: Shahed Ali [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, January 26, 2001 12:21 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: BIZZAR Caching Problem !! Yes,   Your sequence of events is correct. The .jsp and work directories are local. And restarting tomcat solved the problem.   There are a few things though.   The server.xml is configured with my app setup under a <host> tag.   the directory refered to by server.xml as docBase is a symbolic link to aonther dir on the same server.   Regards Shahed       >>Now, you are saying that the newly generated .java file refers to a.inc? >>Perhaps tomcat is de-compiling the .java from the class in memory :) >>Are your .jsp files mounted over NFS or any other remote file system?