caching

Hey Folks,

While trying to configure a decent development environment ( Eclipse, 
Tomcat Plugin, Visual SourceSafe Plugin, Tapestry 1.3) with the following 
requirements:

1) The web application (java , html, page files) is in an existing 
development tree in an existing project. I don't want
to make a seperate project in eclipse ( same classes would be in two projects)

2) I wan't to be able to debug: this requirement leaves me no other 
opportunity then using the Tomcat Plugin

3) I don't want to restart tomcat on every change I make. For java changes 
i installed the latest JDK which is able replace code at runtime.
For .html and .page files, i tried setting the vm property 
net.sf.tapestry.disable-caching=true . This had the unwanted side effect of 
short-circuiting my login mechanism. The login mechanism is implemented 
like the VLIB. When a user isn't logged in, a PageRedirectException is 
thrown containing a callback to the actual page. After logging in, the 
callback is used to return to the actual page. Setting the disable-caching 
property to true makes this callback null.

Anyone any idea how to solve the problem in 3 or any suggestions on how to 
configure a development environment with the above requirements?

All suggestions are welcome.

Regards,
Lennart



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