mysterious web server behavior

I am working with a web server which has a page.jsp. This jsp makes a new class normally WF a = new WF(); etc. and WF does some stuff and returns a result. WF and other classes needed to run the logic are in a .jar file in \appname\WEB-INF\lib\. There are no other class files on the server drive. Now the mysterious behavior is that if I stop apache, rename the .jar and start it again, the site still works (cleared cache, request new version of pages etc). What I'm guessing at this point is that the server extracts the jar into a temp folder and does not delete it when it shuts down. Is that most likely what's happening?

Read SICP.

Which parts? The parts which are so simple anyone knows or the parts which I'm not going to read because most of it is made of the former parts.

>>3
The whole thing. Then read it again, to show you understand recursion.

You're using Java.

>>5
Now you've got two problems.

And so life is an imitation of art.

Throw more application servers at the problem.

>>1
Read SICP, faggot.

Have a look in /var/catalina

>>10
DON'T HELP HIM!!!

Don't call me gay, but I need some mary jay!

Marijuana MUST be legalized.

request due to the test suite abc.

18 Name: Anonymous 2013-01-19 14:31

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