Hello. I'm sure this is a Tomcat issue... But let me give this background.
I've recently upgraded the server that the website used to run on (used to run on Windows Server 2000, upgraded to Windows Server 2003). I was able to transfer everything over to the new server.. The speed and updates are great... But, for some reason, some servlets are running an old version of itself. For example, All images used to be hosted at webapp/images (as an example). But i have moved them out of the webapp, and into its own (thus, /images). I made this change a few months ago before i moved the application to the new server... Haven't ran or used this old location in ages. Recently i made a change to this bean (HeaderBean) that would do other stuff... For some reason though, this Bean is suddenly using an old version of itself (where the bean would get the image from its old location (webapp/images). This happened to me originally when testing the new server, but all i had to do was do a restart of the server (restarting tomcat didn't help), and it would use the new one ok. But i'm still having the issue where restarting the server doesn't help. Tomcat is still using the OLD bean from a few months ago. Just to make sure, the jsp page that calls this bean is correct. It is the Bean/class that is having this issue. The image for example is NOT showing up... i look at the source code and it shows the old location (which doesn't exist). Other than the original testing, this has never happened previously... I am using netbeans 6.7.1 for development (windows 7 ultimate), and after compilation, i copy it over to the server (WEB) and deploy it in the appropriate folder. I have updated the "context", reloadable="true", just to make sure. This is not an internet explorer/firefox issue. I've tried this on 3 different computers and setups... i still get the OLD bean. I don't know why this is happening and wondering if anyone here has seen this issue, or may know why its happening and what i need to do to fix it. Also, is there a place that tomcat will cache its servlets? Thank you to anyone who is able to help. ...Robin
