I’ve done all things mentioned here jsp page is cached, can not change it, tomcat, but still the same page. what else should I consider?
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I’ve done all things mentioned here jsp page is cached, can not change it, tomcat, but still the same page. what else should I consider?
If using
<%@ include file="someother.jsp" %>, I suggesttouchingthe parent JSP as well as the included files.The
<%@ include file="file.jsp" %>includes files at compile time. So unless your parent file is changed, a recompilation is not forced.If you use
<jsp:include />however, the inclusion is carried out at runtime, ensuring that you always get a fresh copy.