Let's say that I've deployed foo.jsp and hit it in the web browser, causing it to be compiled. Now let's say that I change a method that foo.jsp calls, but do not changed foo.jsp itself. This can happen if the method being called looked like this:
formatDate(java.sql.Date)
And I change it to this:
formatDate(java.util.Date)
java.util.Date is the parent class and so there is no need to change anything within foo.jsp. I repackage and redeploy foo.jsp, hit it in the web browser, and get a NoSuchMethodFound exception. The reason (I think) is because foo.jsp has not changed, and so jboss doesn't think it needs to recompile the JSP. But it *does* need to recompile it. If I simply add some whitespace to foo.jsp, then repack/redeploy, everything works fine because jboss thinks that the JSP has changed and recompiles.
Is there a way I can make jboss discard all its compiled JSPs on redeploy?
