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I'm modifiying a web app coded by another guy with AngularJS. This app is fed by csv data files and is running fine in the first place. However, when I'm trying to change some data in the csv files, every part of the app that relies on data taken from those .csv gets broken.

I first suspected this problem to be related to the fact Excel was recognizing the .csv files as SYLK files when I tried to modify them. However, when I tried to replace the new .csv by the old ones, it didn't change anything. Even more, removing the whole app overall and putting the old one in place instead didn't change anything to the problem.

So now, I'm suspecting there is some cache problem with the Tomcat server (8.0 under windows) I'm running the app on. I tried deleting the localhost folder in work/Catalina from the Tomcat installation folder as suggested in another question on Serverfault, but it doesn't change anything either (neither Under IE, nor Chrome). The only way I can go back to a working app is reboot my computer, but obviously I don't want to reboot each time I'm doing a modification.

Any idea to what could be causing the problem?

tomcat web-applications tomcat8

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I'm modifiying a web app coded by another guy with AngularJS. This app is fed by csv data files and is running fine in the first place. However, when I'm trying to change some data in the csv files, every part of the app that relies on data taken from those .csv gets broken.

I first suspected this problem to be related to the fact Excel was recognizing the .csv files as SYLK files when I tried to modify them. However, when I tried to replace the new .csv by the old ones, it didn't change anything. Even more, removing the whole app overall and putting the old one in place instead didn't change anything to the problem.

So now, I'm suspecting there is some cache problem with the Tomcat server (8.0 under windows) I'm running the app on. I tried deleting the localhost folder in work/Catalina from the Tomcat installation folder as suggested in another question on Serverfault, but it doesn't change anything either (neither Under IE, nor Chrome). The only way I can go back to a working app is reboot my computer, but obviously I don't want to reboot each time I'm doing a modification.

Any idea to what could be causing the problem?

tomcat web-applications tomcat8

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I'm modifiying a web app coded by another guy with AngularJS. This app is fed by csv data files and is running fine in the first place. However, when I'm trying to change some data in the csv files, every part of the app that relies on data taken from those .csv gets broken.

I first suspected this problem to be related to the fact Excel was recognizing the .csv files as SYLK files when I tried to modify them. However, when I tried to replace the new .csv by the old ones, it didn't change anything. Even more, removing the whole app overall and putting the old one in place instead didn't change anything to the problem.

So now, I'm suspecting there is some cache problem with the Tomcat server (8.0 under windows) I'm running the app on. I tried deleting the localhost folder in work/Catalina from the Tomcat installation folder as suggested in another question on Serverfault, but it doesn't change anything either (neither Under IE, nor Chrome). The only way I can go back to a working app is reboot my computer, but obviously I don't want to reboot each time I'm doing a modification.

Any idea to what could be causing the problem?

tomcat web-applications tomcat8

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I actually found the answer, it was actually two problems combined:

• the browsers, which didn't override their cache. Solution: delete the cache of Firefox/Chrome each time the app is updated. IE was actually checking by itself for new versions of the page so it didn't have this problem.




• An unix/DOS compatibility problem when trying to modify the .csv files. Solution: opening the modified csv file with Notepad and save as UTF-8 file (and making sure there isn't a carriage return at the end of the file).

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I have faced the same problem 100 times.The very simple working solution is, clear browser cache OR just open the URL from new tab (ie:just click on browser new tab and paste your application localhost URL)

Now The Shortcut for cache clearing:

Ctrl+Shift+Delete then checke the cache checkbox then submit.
Close Your browser and reopen it then run your application.

Or

restart your Tomcat server.

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I actually found the answer, it was actually two problems combined:

• the browsers, which didn't override their cache. Solution: delete the cache of Firefox/Chrome each time the app is updated. IE was actually checking by itself for new versions of the page so it didn't have this problem.




• An unix/DOS compatibility problem when trying to modify the .csv files. Solution: opening the modified csv file with Notepad and save as UTF-8 file (and making sure there isn't a carriage return at the end of the file).

share|improve this answer

answered Jun 24 '16 at 14:49

user361911user361911

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I actually found the answer, it was actually two problems combined:

• the browsers, which didn't override their cache. Solution: delete the cache of Firefox/Chrome each time the app is updated. IE was actually checking by itself for new versions of the page so it didn't have this problem.




• An unix/DOS compatibility problem when trying to modify the .csv files. Solution: opening the modified csv file with Notepad and save as UTF-8 file (and making sure there isn't a carriage return at the end of the file).

share|improve this answer

answered Jun 24 '16 at 14:49

user361911user361911

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I actually found the answer, it was actually two problems combined:

• the browsers, which didn't override their cache. Solution: delete the cache of Firefox/Chrome each time the app is updated. IE was actually checking by itself for new versions of the page so it didn't have this problem.




• An unix/DOS compatibility problem when trying to modify the .csv files. Solution: opening the modified csv file with Notepad and save as UTF-8 file (and making sure there isn't a carriage return at the end of the file).

share|improve this answer

answered Jun 24 '16 at 14:49

user361911user361911

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answered Jun 24 '16 at 14:49

user361911user361911

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answered Jun 24 '16 at 14:49

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answered Jun 24 '16 at 14:49

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I have faced the same problem 100 times.The very simple working solution is, clear browser cache OR just open the URL from new tab (ie:just click on browser new tab and paste your application localhost URL)

Now The Shortcut for cache clearing:

Ctrl+Shift+Delete then checke the cache checkbox then submit.
Close Your browser and reopen it then run your application.

Or

restart your Tomcat server.

share|improve this answer

edited Apr 21 '17 at 14:01

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answered Apr 21 '17 at 13:24

SK AMINUL ISLAMSK AMINUL ISLAM

11

add a comment | 

0

I have faced the same problem 100 times.The very simple working solution is, clear browser cache OR just open the URL from new tab (ie:just click on browser new tab and paste your application localhost URL)

Now The Shortcut for cache clearing:

Ctrl+Shift+Delete then checke the cache checkbox then submit.
Close Your browser and reopen it then run your application.

Or

restart your Tomcat server.

share|improve this answer

edited Apr 21 '17 at 14:01

chicks

3,06072033

answered Apr 21 '17 at 13:24

SK AMINUL ISLAMSK AMINUL ISLAM

11

add a comment | 

I have faced the same problem 100 times.The very simple working solution is, clear browser cache OR just open the URL from new tab (ie:just click on browser new tab and paste your application localhost URL)

Now The Shortcut for cache clearing:

Ctrl+Shift+Delete then checke the cache checkbox then submit.
Close Your browser and reopen it then run your application.

Or

restart your Tomcat server.

share|improve this answer

edited Apr 21 '17 at 14:01

chicks

3,06072033

answered Apr 21 '17 at 13:24

SK AMINUL ISLAMSK AMINUL ISLAM

11

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edited Apr 21 '17 at 14:01

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3,06072033

answered Apr 21 '17 at 13:24

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edited Apr 21 '17 at 14:01

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3,06072033

edited Apr 21 '17 at 14:01

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3,06072033

answered Apr 21 '17 at 13:24

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answered Apr 21 '17 at 13:24

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