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Hi Guys, 
 
I need some help with making a small change on a Java web page. 
The problem for me is actually finding the correct page on which to effect the change. 
 
The web server runs Tomcat. 
 
The page to be edited: &nbsp;In a browser, view source, the page name is: &nbsp;LetterForm1 
 
I found LetterForm1 in the following locations on the server: 
 
C:\Tomcat\work\catalina\localhost\company\org\apache\jsp\pages\LetterForm1_jsp.class 
C:\Tomcat\work\catalina\localhost\company\org\apache\jsp\pages\LetterForm1_jsp.java 
 
C:\Tomcat\webapps\company\pages\LetterForm1.jsp 
 
I've tried making changes in LetterForm1_jsp.java and LetterForm1.jsp 
 
No changes reflect in the actual page when browsing to it. 
 
This is the only locations where I can find LetterForm* 
 
Am I perhaps editing the wrong page / at the wrong location?
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Hi Guys,

I need some help with making a small change on a Java web page.
The problem for me is actually finding the correct page on which to effect the change.

The web server runs Tomcat.

The page to be edited:  In a browser, view source, the page name is:  LetterForm1

I found LetterForm1 in the following locations on the server:

C:\Tomcat\work\catalina\localhost\company\org\apache\jsp\pages\LetterForm1_jsp.class
C:\Tomcat\work\catalina\localhost\company\org\apache\jsp\pages\LetterForm1_jsp.java

C:\Tomcat\webapps\company\pages\LetterForm1.jsp

I've tried making changes in LetterForm1_jsp.java and LetterForm1.jsp

No changes reflect in the actual page when browsing to it.

This is the only locations where I can find LetterForm*

Am I perhaps editing the wrong page / at the wrong location?

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