JSP not reloading with weblogic 4.5.1 & SP13

Hi All,
          We are using weblogic 4.5.1 & We recently upgraded to service pack 13 on Sun
          Solaris 2.6, JDK1.1.7b
          It seems that the JSP gets recompiled if the JSP-file changes(in fact for
          each hit from browser, its compiling again!!), but some times it isn't
          reloaded (the changes are not visible in the generated HTML-file).
          It seems, whenever JSP changes, weblogic recognizing that JSP has changed &
          its compiling. But its SOME TIMES not reloading the class. So whenever
          new request come from browser for that JSP, again its compiling the JSP!!
          but again its not reloading. If I restart the weblogic server, its working
          fine. BUt we don't want to bounce the server for each change in JSP..
          Any help is appreciated.
          thanks,
          -ramu

          Make sure that your JSP workingDir is NOT in your WEBLOGICCLASSPATH. If it is - the JSP will load correctly
          or compile and load correctly the first time. Afterwards it will compile, but not reload.
          Mike
          "Ramu" <[email protected]> wrote:
          >Hi All,
          >
          >We are using weblogic 4.5.1 & We recently upgraded to service pack 13 on Sun
          >Solaris 2.6, JDK1.1.7b
          >
          >It seems that the JSP gets recompiled if the JSP-file changes(in fact for
          >each hit from browser, its compiling again!!), but some times it isn't
          >reloaded (the changes are not visible in the generated HTML-file).
          >
          >It seems, whenever JSP changes, weblogic recognizing that JSP has changed &
          >its compiling. But its SOME TIMES not reloading the class. So whenever
          >new request come from browser for that JSP, again its compiling the JSP!!
          >but again its not reloading. If I restart the weblogic server, its working
          >fine. BUt we don't want to bounce the server for each change in JSP..
          >
          >Any help is appreciated.
          >
          >thanks,
          >-ramu
          >
          >

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I'm trying to "force" the weblogic.jspc to use the older version of struts but have not been successful.
This is on Windows XP SP4 box.
So far I've tried:
adding the -classpath option
adding the -d option to specify a directory
adding the -backwardcompatible option
adding the -librarydir option
here's my command line format:
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