Hi,
Perhaps its a simple question but i have this confusion. I am using Netbeans 5.5 IDE with bundled tomcat server. Why it happens that if i make some changes in JSP, i need not to build the project again. Simply clicking on the refresh button of the browser (IE) shows the changes. However if i make some changes in the servlet, i need to build the project again. Is it not strange because afterall even JSP are first translated to java class and consequently to servlet. Then why this difference in their behaviour?
Perhaps its a simple question but i have this confusion. I am using Netbeans 5.5 IDE with bundled tomcat server. Why it happens that if i make some changes in JSP, i need not to build the project again. Simply clicking on the refresh button of the browser (IE) shows the changes. However if i make some changes in the servlet, i need to build the project again. Is it not strange because afterall even JSP are first translated to java class and consequently to servlet. Then why this difference in their behaviour?