[opencms-dev] Class caching(?) problems

[Tristan Roddis]

Hang on a minute - I have just discovered what the difference is - it's 
whether I've logged in to OpenCMS or not! Doh!

So, my question becomes a lot simpler: what permissions do I need to give 
my pages, elements and classes so that it will work for anonymous 
visitors?

At the moment, the page and elements appear to display fine, but with no 
content from the Java classes. My classes have permissions:

rwvrwvr-v-
(owner and group both administrators)

Which I would have thought would be fine, but there must be something I'm 
missing...

Thanks in advance,

-T.

On Wed, May 21, 2003 at 01:14:06PM +0000, Tristan Roddis wrote:
> I am developing a module which occassionally works fine, and occasionally 
> comes back with no content whatsoever.
> 
> It seems to remain in a broken state until I change one of the classes in
> the VFS (e.g. delete the ContentDefinition(!), or just lock a class),
> wherupon it all starts working as normal for a while - hitting refresh on
> a browser window that was displaying a broken version now works! The
> working version remains until such time as I close all browser windows and
> try again, or stop and restart Tomcat. 
> 
> So, why is this happening? How can OpenCMS pick up a working class
> sometimes and a non-working one at other times? Does it read the classes 
> directly from the database (CMS_FILE table?) and if so, what could make it 
> look in different places once I alter a class file in the VFS?
> 
> Also, is there anywhere (log files etc.) that I can look to see what 
> errors are happening when OpenCMS ends up displaying the broken version?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> -T.
> 
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