> You could always move to WebSphere. I've seen that take upwards > of an hour to deploy things! :-) > > -- > Danny Yates
Or you could go back to the good old days, when Tomcat was in a separate VM and you either coded in a deployment kicker or stopped, deleted the WAR and restarted Tomcat. I also remember those Uni days when you had a timeshare of x seconds CPU time to compile your working assignment submission. Really made you think about what you were going to submit to the queue for compilation. Yes the JSP is always slower on the first run when you redeploy a WAR because it hasn't been compiled in memory yet. You can speed things up by forcing load-on-startup for that JSP. However, if the processor has its hands full doing the deployment, I'm guessing that it probably won't have time to compile before you want to use it. JonB.
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