I would guess from a brief look at the jsp 2.0 spec, the answer is yes,
but didn't read far enough to be absolutely sure. You could read the
spec yourself for a definitive answer or just try it... Personally I
find reality more fun.
- write a test tag
- write a jsp to test it
- run the jsp test
- modify the tag file only
- run the jsp test again
BTW, you should *really* upgrade your version of tomcat. You'll be
happier with the results.
--David
LoopInfinitum wrote:
hey all,
i'm looking for a definitive answer:
can .tag files be compiled on the fly, or do they always require a recompile
and restart for changes to take effect?
we currently have jsp's set to compile on the fly, and it makes dev so much
easier/faster.
is there any alternative, if not the same very dynamic editing ability of
.jsp's?
running tomcat 5.02a.
thanks so much!!!!!
-john
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