Re: Is this standard JSP behavior?

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Is this standard JSP behavior?

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Re: Is this standard JSP behavior?

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Sep 19th, 2007

Tomcat 5.0 onwards support hot deployment that means any changes to your JSP pages will be reflected back once the request is made for that page again. Here, I mean changees made only to JSP pages will be reflected not to your servlets or Java beans. All you need to do is make some changes to the web.xml file of your webapp in the WEB-INF directory and get started. For more information refer to Tomcat documentation.