Restart Tomcat with every JSP change??

Question

I hope I'm missing something obvious here...
Using JWSDP-1.2 (EA4).
Every time I make a change to the component tree by adding an <h:whatever> tag in my page, JSF breaks when I refresh.
For example, if I have the code below:
      <h:input_text id="password" valueRef="testBean.password">
           <f:validate_required/>
      </h:input_text>             
      <h:command_button id="submit" label="Submit"
        commandName="submit" />And I insert this line before the <h:command_button>:
<h:output_errors  for="password"/>  The command button does not render.
I find that the only way to get the page to render correctly is to go to the Tomcat manager, reload the webapp, and then use another JSP to invalidate my session. Then the page functions correctly. Pretty cumbersome for someone who develops JSPs with the "modify and refresh" method.
Is this standard behavior that all of you are encountering? Will it continue to be so?

Answer 1

From what I learned with tryout and error, you need to force JSF to recreate the components tree for it to register modifications.
The easiest way I found was to load another page with JSF, so I made a link to another page from within the page I was testing.
Hope this help.
Patrick