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Am using Apache Tomcat 5.5.25.
I want JSP files which am going to update to take into effect (display updated content to User when that JSP is accessed) without restarting server.
I don’t want to delete the files under _/org/apache/jsp. But I want my updated JSP to reflect its updated contents.
Is it enough that I configure web.xml with checkInterval , modificationTestInterval & development?
With Tomcat 5.5, you could set
reloadingto true to only check if JSP pages have been modified.But yeah, if you set
developmentto true it’s also fine, just greedier.See also: