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    Ok heres the deal. I was trying to edit a source file and when recompiling it back to class it seemed as if the file had not been edited at all. Then I tried to find just one word to edit to test it. I changed Script to 5c1p7 and then when recompiling to a class file everything still said Script. Whats going on here?
    I used an online compiler to compile it. The url is http://www.innovation.ch/java/java_compile.html

    Can anyone tell me what the problem is? I used the latest version of the compiler option.
    -Sensimillia

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    Well ...

    What's an online compiler? One which will compile your source into a class file and directly put that class file under a specific directory on the web server?

    My advice is to try and compile it on your local machine to see the change works.

    It could also be that the copy of the class file running in the server's VM needs to be garbage collected first, meaning the class file is being updated but not instantiated.

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    The online compile does nothing but compiles that java file into a class then lets you download it.
    -Sensimillia

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