I am new to JSP but this issue has nothing to do with tomcat as I have
gone through this with apache. The browser keeps a version of the
applet. I think you have to clear the java cache to fix this. However a
work around, was to put the date and time after the javaclass. for
example: <applet code="MyClass.class" archive="myJar.jar?v=theDate">
I am not sure how to automate this in JSP, but that's what I did in PHP,
and it works great.
<applet code="MyClass.class" archive="MyClass.class?v=<?php print
date('U') ?>" width=xx height=xx>
This will force the browser to obtain the latest version of the code
every time. Maybe you can find out how to do the same in JSP.
I hope this helps.
Jose Roberto Torres wrote:
Good day every one.
I am using the following:
*Linux Suse 10.1.
*Tomcat 5.0.28
*JDK 1.5
*MySql database
I am having problems making tomcat show the correct version of my
application. I am working with an applet that uses servlets to connect
to a MySql database. From the beginning I had no problems with it, but
two days ago the tomcat started to display an older version of the
applet.
I am calling the applet like this "192.168.1.80/prime/servlets" to
test it and now is showing the correct applet only in the application
server, if i try to access the applet from another computer in the LAN
it shows a muuuuchh older version of the applet,
I have tried erasing my web browser cache, clearing the java
classloader cache (Thank you Antonio Petrelli) and i have erased all
the .class files and re-builded them to see if something changed.
I don´t know if Tomcat makes a copy of this files or if there is a
way to refresh the applets tomcat shows.
If there is anything else I am missing to make my problem clearer
please let me know.
Jose Roberto Torres Sanchez
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