hi Steve,

>I have a JSP page (Display.jsp) that retrieves a xml file

how do you achieve this? depending on how you load the XML, will determine how we troubleshoot why it is cached

if it is statically included in the JSP, then it would be compiled into the class, take a look at

Display_jsp.java in the work directory

Filip

ISteve wrote:
Thank Filip.

I added cachingAllowed ="false" to context.xml. but it still doesn't work.
the xml file is not the latest.

I added in TC_Home/conf/context.xml
<Context cachingAllowed="false">

    <!-- Default set of monitored resources -->
    <WatchedResource>WEB-INF/web.xml</WatchedResource>
        
</Context>

and
 add it in my application_folder/META-INF/context.xml
<Context path="/syo" cachingAllowed="false" />
Is there any mistake in my configuration or are there other way to resolve
the problem

Thanks

Regards,
Steve



Filip Hanik - Dev Lists wrote:
look for "|cachingAllowed" in

http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-6.0-doc/config/context.html

you can put this in TC_HOME/conf/context.xml

Filip
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steve sim wrote:
Hi everyone,
I would appreciate if someone could help me in this problem. Disable Tomcat from caching my xml file. I have a JSP page (Display.jsp) that retrieves a xml file an display the content (using AJAX). Then i clicked the page and goes to a servlet where I changed the xml content (Element) and redirect back to Display.jsp to showthe changes.
However, the page doesnt reflect the changes (suspect it still use the
old xml file)
Why I suspect it uses Cache
- I have viewed the actual xml file in the directory, the content has
changed.
- I try to create an identical Display.jsp (Display2.jsp) and make my
servlet to redirect to the Display2.jsp instead. Display2.jsp would retrieve the xml and display it. But the changes still
doesnt show. It still use the old xml file.
I tried various way and check on the net, but still couldn't find any solution. Thank you . Regards,
Steve
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