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Location of compiled JSPs in eclipse/websphere?
I'm running websphere 5.1.2. Does anyone know where the compiled JSPsare stored so I can delete them whilst testing code? It's horriblehaving changed an include file for example and it's not picked upbecause the main JSP is already compiled.I did some googling and one suggestion was the <workspace>\.metadata\.plugins\com.ibm.etools.webtools\Jsp2Java folder but this doesn'twork.I also did a search in my entire workspace folder for "*<insert nameof JSP>*" to see if I could find anything compiled to delete butcouldn't.Any ideas please let me know!Thanks
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mark.dundon (26)
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9/25/2007 9:39:42 PM |
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Dundonald wrote:> I also did a search in my entire workspace folder for "*<insert name> of JSP>*" to see if I could find anything compiled to delete but> couldn't.Likely it's not under the workspace folder but under the WebSphere installation folder somewhere, or perhaps in some temporary directory either in the file system at large or in your home directory tree. The JSP name will be mangled into the .java and .class file names, e.g., "index.jsp" might become "index_jsp.java". I don't know the WebSphere-specific incantation, but it's along those lines.For example, using Tomcat I find http://localhost:8080/appname/profile.jsp translated into$CATALINA_HOME/work/Catalina/localhost/appname/org/apache/jsp/profile_jsp.java-- Lew
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Lew
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9/25/2007 10:50:34 PM
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On Sep 25, 11:50 pm, Lew <l...@lewscanon.com> wrote:> Dundonald wrote:> > I also did a search in my entire workspace folder for "*<insert name> > of JSP>*" to see if I could find anything compiled to delete but> > couldn't.>> Likely it's not under the workspace folder but under the WebSphere> installation folder somewhere, or perhaps in some temporary directory either> in the file system at large or in your home directory tree. The JSP name will> be mangled into the .java and .class file names, e.g., "index.jsp" might> become "index_jsp.java". I don't know the WebSphere-specific incantation, but> it's along those lines.>> For example, using Tomcat I findhttp://localhost:8080/appname/profile.jsp> translated into>> $CATALINA_HOME/work/Catalina/localhost/appname/org/apache/jsp/profile_jsp.java>> --> LewExcellent, thanks. Did another search and found under the etoolsserver directory structure inside my workspace.
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Dundonald
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9/25/2007 11:14:00 PM
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