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Here's a fun one. I installed an application on WebSphere Express 5.0 using an EAR file. The application was installed correctly and the directory structure was blown out just fine. Way down in my .war folder was a WEB-INF, and in that was my web.xml file. I fired the application up and everything looked great; even the adminconsole app showed the descriptors properly, including the contents of the aforementioned web.xml file. And then the trouble started. What I want to do is make a simple change to the web.xml file, and I cannot. No matter what I do in the WEB-INF folder's web.xml file, it does not show up in the application. I can shut down the server and bring it back up, and adminconsole still thinks the old web.xml file is in play. Which is weird, because that file no longer exists, at least not with those contents. The most bizarre thing is that there is this strange folder wstemp under the WebSphere instance, and deep down in its bowels, the old web.xml file gets recreated. It's as if somehow WebSphere has cached the old version of web.xml somewhere. Is this possible? Joe
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