Stop Tomcat from caching pages?

[filburt1]

Every time I edit one of my JSP pages, I have to stop Tomcat, delete the "work" directory (its cache), and restart Tomcat to get the updated page.

My site is the "rhhshn", so in "apps-rhhshn.xml" I have this:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<webapps>
    <!-- Setting special properties for /rhhshn 
         ( as an example of overriding the defaults )
      -->

   <Context path="/rhhshn" 
            docBase="/rhhshn" 
            debug="0" 
	    reloadable="true" > 
              <LogSetter name="rhhshn_tc.log" path="logs/rhhshn.log" />
              <LogSetter name="rhhshn_servlet_log" 
                         path="logs/servlet_rhhshn.log" 
			 servletLogger="true"/>
  </Context>

</webapps>

How can I change this to stop caching?

[Mark Sreeves]

Don't know.

It gets a bit tedious though doesn't it.


bea WebLogic 6 works like a dream though

[Cudabean]

Can't help you either but jetty (GPLd) also lets you change your jsp on the fly. For some reason servlets are a different matter--you do have to cycle jetty after recompiling a servlet.

Cudabean