Automatic reflection of changes in JSP pages in R12i

As per note metalink note 458338.1, i have set the main_mode from justrun to recompile in context file and run autoconfig.
Also confirmed for the entry in $INST_TOP /ora/10.1.3/j2ee/oacore/application-deployments/oacore/html/orion-web.xml file.
Still i am finding that the _.class files are not being updated in $COMMON_TOP/_pages
The problem is if i add/end data any responsibility for any user, the change reflects in the forms, but not in the JSP pages when the user logs in next time. I have also verified the change in the back end.
Also there are users using iRecruitment JSP pages. Any changes they make is not reflecting. Every time i have to bounce the Apache for the change to reflect.
Any one has any clues on how to resolve this issue?

I just ran those two conucrrent programs and retried.
But still there is no resolution. I added and end dated few responsibilities. how ever they are not reflecting in the JSP page after login.
Also no _.class files show the latest timestamp in $COMMON_TOP/_pages location.

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