Re: Detecting modified files to recompile

["James Walters" <JamesW@apexinteractive.com>]

No, it can't be that because the servlet for the page computes and displays
the date and time on the page and the date and time keep changing while the
changes I make to the content of the page do not appear.  So it is
definitely
running the old servlet every time when it should recompile it.  I still do
not
know if JSP is to blame, it might be something weird about the local
network,
or Apache's configuration.

James B. Walters
JamesW@APEXInteractive.com
-----Original Message-----
From: jhoffman@harland.net <jhoffman@harland.net>
To: James Walters <JamesW@apexinteractive.com>
Cc: gnujsp@gjt.org <gnujsp@gjt.org>
Date: Tuesday, August 24, 1999 4:04 PM
Subject: Re: Detecting modified files to recompile


>
>I have seen this symptom, however the cause was not the JSP page.  I was
>seeing the same page because the browser had cached the html page.
>
>Make sure your browser is set to 'Check the document on the server every
>time'.