I have been autodeploying a web application over and over again for a while.
Recently, an older version of a .jsp file has begun to show up, even though that version of that .jsp file is no longer in the .war file I'm deploying.
I have:
* manually removed the .war file from the autodeploy directory and rm -rf'ed everything in said directory.
* verified in the admin console that Glassfish doesn't know anything about this web application
* done a full recursive grep rooted at the top of the Glassfish directory structure to verify that indeed the old version of the .jsp file is present nowhere in the directory tree
* verified that the new version of the .war file does not have the old version of the .jsp file in it--just the new version of the .jsp file, as intended
* copied the .war file to the autodeploy directory, which was, recall, empty
* cleared the cache in my browser and restarted it and my machine
* hit the URL for the web application
I then see the old version of the .jsp file.
Help?
Baffled,
Laird
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