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you cannot correct it afaik. may depend on your container though.<br />

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you cannot correct it afaik. may depend on your container though.


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If you make changes in includes, you need to reload the main page, i.e. refresh the page, changes should be there. Sometimes it does not show for some wiered reason then I rebuild the project and it works.<br />
--Raj
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If you make changes in includes, you need to reload the main page, i.e. refresh the page, changes should be there. Sometimes it does not show for some wiered reason then I rebuild the project and it works.
--Raj

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try delete the compiled servlet of your main page, then try run your main page again..
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try delete the compiled servlet of your main page, then try run your main page again..

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I am using &lt;%@ include file=&quot;relativeFragment.jsp<wbr />&quot; %&gt;.<br />
I changed to &lt;jsp:include page=&quot;relativeFragment.jsp<wbr />&quot; &nbsp;flush=&quot;true&quot; /&gt; and now it works perfect.<br />
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Cheers<br />
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I am using <%@ include file="relativeFragment.jsp" %>.
I changed to <jsp:include page="relativeFragment.jsp"  flush="true" /> and now it works perfect.

Cheers



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I have a JSP main page that has three JSP includes. &nbsp;<br />
When I change code of one of the includes, and test the change by bringing up the main page, the changes do not show up.<br />
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But if I make a change to the main page, then those changes and the include changes show up.<br />
How can I correct this, to where the changes for the includes show up when accessing the main page?<br />

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I have a JSP main page that has three JSP includes.  
When I change code of one of the includes, and test the change by bringing up the main page, the changes do not show up.

But if I make a change to the main page, then those changes and the include changes show up.
How can I correct this, to where the changes for the includes show up when accessing the main page?


When I change a JSP that is an include, the main page does not change.

JavaServer Pages (JSP) allow the development of dynamically generated web pages. It uses the Java programming language; JSP pages are translated into servlets at runtime, with each servlet being cached and reused until the JSP is modified. JSP allows Java code to be interleaved with static web markup content, so the resulting page can be compiled and executed on the server to deliver the content.