I am familiar with this KB article:
https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/how-to-customize-the-login-gadget-225122084.html
However, that's not what I'm asking here.
In JIRA 7.1.8, there are two login screens:
How do I customize the login screen?
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Hey Philip,
You will have to modify the jsp file in your JIRA install.
<INSTALL FOLDER>/atlassian-jira/includes folder contains loginpage.jsp and loginform.jsp
Take a look at the above files. Please note, this is not recommended as you will have to make this change every time you upgrade JIRA to a newer version.
Cheers
Bhushan
Right. And we know. The problem that we're having is that changes to loginform.jsp aren't reflected in JIRA even after a restart. We believe the precompiled versions of the JSP files are being stored in Tomcat's cache and aren't being updated whenever we make a change like this.
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@Bhushan Nagaraj, I'm running into the same issue. Can you comment here and/or in the KB article mentioned above on how to make changes to loginpage.jsp and loginform.jsp take effect? Thanks.
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I am having the same issue as well, would love to have some answers/inputs on this.
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Hello all,
Same issue for me .Changes in above mentioned files are not reflecting Jira. My only wish is to change "Can't access your account?" button to redirect to Crowd.
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No need to restart Jira. You need to delete the files called login_jsp.* located in <Jira installation directory>/work/Catalina/localhost/_/org/apache/jsp
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So, that folder doesn't exist, I can go to <Jira installation directory>/work/Catalina/localhost/ROOT, and there's nothing else in that folder.
How do any of you go about flushing the jsp files?
Cheers.
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Hi I too have this problem and cannot find any cached files to delete. I deleted the loginform*jsp*class files but this also did not help.
Has anyone been successful with this?
Cheers
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Hi,
I was successful with this.
It seems that there's some editing of a file required which tells JIRA to recompile the JSP files (that have been altered).
To do that, follow these steps: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Answers-Developer-Questions/How-to-add-or-modify-JSP-with-JIRA-7/qaq-p/501419
Thank you.
Kind regards,
Michael Barton
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