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Latest Class files not picked up by Tomcat

 
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We have a web application running on Tomcat in a remote machine.
I needed to make some changes to some of the screens in the application.
So I took a mirror copy of the entire tomcat folder to my local machine.
And I tested my changes on my machine and it works fine.
I tried to update these changes to the remote machine.
So, when I copied the WEB-INF/classes folder to the remote machine and restarted Tomcat, it wouldn't work.
It's not picking up the latest class files. Instead, it's using the old class files.
Please help..
 
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If you replace the class files with the new ones, how could it pick up the older (now non-existant) ones? Examine your procedures to ensure that the files are getting put where you think they are and that the container is being properly restarted.
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