How do I refresh server without restarting?

There are a couple of different approaches you could take:

1. Disable the cache all together.
2. Write a plugin that periodically and/or on demand refreshes the cache (you can configue plugins to bypass logging into the Admin Console).

Why do I need to restart Tomcat?

The most basic, free-of-error way to reload your web application is to restart your Tomcat server. Restarting the Tomcat server is also a way to stop and restart your applications, which allows elements such as web. xml files to be reloaded (although there are ways of reloading these files without stopping the server).

How do you resolve if a change made in JSP file is not reflected?

Resolving The Problem The best thing to do is identify the compiled java and the class file that corresponds to the jsp in the work folder and delete it. This will force the jsp to be recompiled and the changes will show up. 2. Another option is to “touch” the JSP to reset the updated date.

How do I reload my changes on spring boot without having to restart server?

Add spring-boot-devtools module to your project, which includes LiveReload server which can be used to trigger a browser refresh whenever a resource has been changed. You can download browser extensions from livereload.com.

How do I reload spring boot?

10 Steps to enabling auto-reload for Spring Boot in IntelliJ

1. Step 1: Open IntelliJ and Import your Project.
2. Step 2: Ensure you have an SDK Configured.
3. Step 3: Add as Maven Project and Build the Maven Module.
4. Step 5: Update Compile Preferences.
5. Step 7: Install the Live Reload Chrome Extension.

How do I disable Tomcat?

To stop the Windows service, do these steps:

1. Click the Start menu and right-click Computer and select Manage.
2. Expand Configuration and click Services.
3. Right-click the Tomcat service and select Stop.

Does JSP change need server restart?

Where as in case of JSP change, tomcat does not require restart. As per my knowledge JSP page gets converted into Servlet only when compiled. So, after all its a Servlet .

Why the JSP changes are not reflecting in WebSphere?

A JSP is only recompiled when the JSP changes. Your outer JSPs don’t know that the header changed. You can delete the compiled JSPs from the WebSphere test server to clear this cache. This will force a recompile for all JSPs which will reflect your header changes.