I think that has to do with your browser cache refresh rate. Check your IE5
settings under Tools-->Internet Options -->General (Tab) -->Settings..
Make sure "Check for Newer Versions of the Stored Pages" is set for Every
Visit to the page

Sunil

----- Original Message -----
From: "Van Minh Kieu" <minh@m...>

Try another product, try JavaWebServer 2.0 or JRUN and see if the problem
still exist. From the sound of things it seem likely that your program might
be either trape in a loop until server-timeout or server not refresh
properly. I found sometime you have to completely close the brower and start
it again whenever you recompile your class. This first time you run a jsp
page or servlet page it is lower then the second time, this is because it
compile on the fly and create temporary compiled class.


----- Original Message -----
I have a little problem. The exampel code
in
> the book which use the POST-method only works one time. If you want to
have
> it work a second time you have to wait about 10 min or restart the
> browser.
> I use JSDK 2.1 and Explorer 5.00