JSPs stop working if their osgi module is restarted and direct.servlet.context.reload property is configured to false
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Environment
- DXP 7.0
- DXP 7.1
- DXP 7.2
- DXP 7.3
Resolution
- Disabling the direct servlet context reload functionality with
direct.servlet.context.reload=false is not compatible with any functionality that relies on the JSP dynamic reloading ability at runtime.
- If you have disabled it, any administrative operation that causes a JSP dynamic reloading at runtime will cause that JSP to stop working.
- Some of these operations are:
- Manual stop / start of a module that contains a JSP file.
- Deploying a new osgi module version of an existing module.
- Deploying a new osgi fragment to override an existing JSP file of other module.
- To avoid this issue you have two options:
- Always restart the application server after these operations in order to force a reload of the JSP file.
- Remove the
direct.servlet.context.reload=false property and enable the direct servlet context reload functionality.
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