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I'm running into a problem when I encounter a coding error in my jsp file, go and fix the error, save it, and try to access the page with my changes. The server (Tomcat 4.0) persists in giving me the old version of the file.

I am using Resin2.0. In our Intranet, all the user requests are directed to a servlet which does the authentication and redirects to the respective jsp files.

Is the HTTP Session maintained even when the network connection goes down? Can the same browser instance resume a previous session after re-establishing the network connection?

Is the HTTP Session maintained even when the network connection goes down? Can the same browser instance resume a previous session after re-establishing the network connection?

What are the different ways of declaring a tag library to use from a JSP? Which methods are compatible from any JSP container?

Can any one post a - code snippet - which can create a .txt file on the application server - using the text from a "textArea" on a JSP page. (Basically the user types some text on the JSP on a client and the text should be saved to a txt-file on ap-server.)

I have a Jsp page that accepts some parameters from the user. Now if the user clicks on the Submit button in rapid succession, multiple entries are inserted in DB, though I am checking for duplicate entries.

I'm a bit confused with the term bean in JSP eg. the tag <jsp:useBean ... > From what I understand, the term bean used here is referring to a simple java object.

Need some assistance on this one. I am very new to managing a java environment and a production application appears to be having a major memory leak.

What is the easiest way to convert the output of a JSP to PDF?

I am calling my EJB method

I'm using jboss(2.4.1) +tomcat(3.2.3). I need to share the same directory structure of jsp's for different applications (I have deployed the jsp's as they are not in a war).

If a directory does not have one of the welcome-file I want to redirect to a page, not show the subdirectories and files. How could I do it?

Is there a way to run a JSP that will give me the current classpath used by Tomcat?

Using JSP with Tomcat 4, I've noticed that using the response.sendRedirect() method, or jsp:forward tag to another directory on the same server is loosing all the session variables.

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