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I update the files (html, javascript), but when I access the index.html, the files are not as they should, there shows a totally different page, older, and the file of this page does not exist anymore, I have tried to clear the browser cache, restart the server, use Tomcat of Xampp, delete the work folder and none worked, keeps showing the same old page.
What should I do for the server to show the new files?
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Stop all instances of Tomcat on your computer and uninstall Tomcat (if installed). Then delete all directories that belonged to Tomcat (Tomcat directories and applications) and reinstall Tomcat.
I advise you to download the eclipse and install Tomcat there, as you can manage your Tomcat installation by the eclipse itself.
UPDATE: After a little searching, my other solution is:
Why should it work:
Java application servers have a technology called "Publish". When you invoke "Publish", the server deletes everything that has been deleted from your workbook and includes new or modified files for the container. Unfortunately I never used Tomcat without IDE, so I don’t know how to do "Publish" on it without Eclipse.
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Including those of Xampp?
– ptkato
Including those of XAMPP. Just one question, what is your operating system?
– g.carvalho97
MS Windows 8.1.
– ptkato
I updated the answer with some new information, I hope it will be useful!
– g.carvalho97
Argh, the only thing that worked was reinstalling Tomcat, but it’s impossible to do that every five minutes. What kills me is I don’t know why this is happening.
– ptkato
Yeah, I’ve never seen this happen before, even when I used Windows for web development. Because you don’t use Ides?
– g.carvalho97
It’s not nice to depend on Ides, it’s almost like an addiction, when you don’t have them available the staff gets lost.
– ptkato