Delete or change JSP files

Hi Guys,
when I delete a JSP file in web, I've still access to the deleted file with InternetExplorer. When I change and save a JSP file the InternetExplorer shows the old version.
How can it be? How can I delete or Change the file correctly?
The other discusions brought me no solution.
http://scn.sap.com/thread/1772196 I don't have autorization for this solution.
I'm using MII 14.0 SP4 Patch 2.
Regards,
Matthias

Hi Mathias,
You can try using "Publish" option on right click of the parent folder of the JSP page or on the WEB folder of your project. The reason you are still able to access deleted file is that the file is still on the server and a publish would re-copy the contents under the folder on to the server.
Same is the reason for you not being able to see the changes that you do in JSP page. Try "Publish" after any changes to web resources.
Hope this helps!
Regards,
Ria

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To save a DOM modified XML file use java IO APIs to write to the same file from which it was read using a Document object ( doc.getNodeValue() ).

Relative Path for JSP Files

I use Liferay Portal. It has a defined directory structure for all portlets and expects files to be in their proper locations. One of these is that it expects all .jsp files to be in the /webroot/html directory.
The problem is that all references in the struts-config.xml to .jsp files are assumed to be relative to the /html directory. So if, for instance, I set the path as /test/test.jsp then Liferay looks for the file in /html/test/test.jsp. But NitroX requires the full path, including the /html.
I've gotten this to work on another competing product - in that product I set the Web Root to be the /html directory and it works great. That product allows you to set the path of the struts-config.xml separately. Is there any way to do something similar with NitroX? I tried changing the webroot in the .m7project file manually but it doesn't like it. It seems to insist that the struts-config.xml file is in the webroot.
Thanks.

NitroX currently supports only a war directory structure. When a project is created, the Web Application Root directory is computed as the directory containing the WEB-INF folder (which should contain the web.xml file).
All web app resources (JSP files, image, css files, etc) are expected to be under the Web Application Root directory (at any nested directory level).
We will enhance this behavior in the future to support arbitrary directory structures.

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