Hi Chris
What I find so inscrutable is I know I am hitting the second state with the
different jsp for the report tile. I know that b/c I have a breakpoint set on
the return mapping.findForward("posSO"); What I expect is TC or Jasper to
detect the tiles-defs is different than the one presenting to this session and
process it with the current session attributes, render it and insert it into
the
page in the report tile. I have to do this b/c I need to keep my applet
running
and not shut down. It is something systemic for sure. I know tiles works for
thousands of other developers. How can it work for me perfectly the first time
and fail and successive time with a different state? Am I not correct in my
expectation of Tiles processing and the fact that it works for others? Any
further ideas?
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From: Christopher Schultz <ch...@christopherschultz.net>
To: Tomcat Users List <users@tomcat.apache.org>
Sent: Tue, May 3, 2011 4:08:50 PM
Subject: Re: Tomcat 6 Struts 1.3
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cpanon,
On 5/2/2011 4:04 PM, cpanon wrote:
> Thank you for your attention.
No problem.
> What is odd and almost answers all the questions, leaving the BIG
> one, is that all three techniques work the first time.
Hah... that actually raises more questions than answers IMO.
> That means that all the resolving, mapping and substitution work.
> The proxy names are all resolved in the framset(not shown), tiles and
> jsp:include. In the second state what I expected is the recompiling
> of the ccAuth15_soDetail_fragment.jsp, caching the other areas and
> presenting the different view to the client. By "nothing" I mean
> that the original view is shown even thought I know, via setting a
> breakpoint, I hit the second state but do now show the proper jsp.
Why would the JSP be recompiled? You aren't changing the code, so it
should just be re-running the already-compiled code. Maybe you're not
explaining it well enough for me to understand.
Are you sure you don't somehow hit the first state again somehow?
> I have read this about the attribute "antiResourceLocking", however
> that was in 5.5 and I assume it is fully fixed or know(no google cit
> it), but 6.0.30. Does this help with any further ideas?
anti resource locking has mostly do to with not performing file-locking
on .jar files that your webapp uses. If you're having problems
undeploying webapps where the files aren't being deleted, you may have
to mess with this setting. It does not appear to be related to anything
you are doing.
- -chris
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