[GLLUG] Apache Jakarta

[chuck williams]

Shawn,
ahhhh! Thanks. We're getting back on the case this Monday morning after 
having the weekend to think about it.
The Tomcat restart worked.
 - chuck 

 -----Original Message-----
From:	Shawn Paige [SMTP:paig2956@yahoo.com]
Sent:	Monday, August 05, 2002 8:22 AM
To:	linux-user@egr.msu.edu
Subject:	Re: [GLLUG] Apache Jakarta 

Chuck- 

Jakarta will only check servlets for changes on startup.
>  Or when web.xml first recognizes it?
To register changes in a servlet, you must stop and start Tomcat. 

However, changes in Java
Server Pages should be caught by Jakarta, and those
pages should be recompiled before they are displayed.
> JSP pages are refreshing just fine.

Hope this helps.
Shawn 

 --- linux-user-request@egr.msu.edu wrote:
> We just installed Apache Jakarta and are testing stuff ...
> If I replace a working servlet, does the web server recognize the new one 
> immediately? Looks to me like it keeps thinking the old 
> (deleted) servlet is 
> still hanging around and active.  
> 
> chuck williams