Taken from the JRUN Docs:
Using the global.jsa File
Each jsp application can have one global.jsa file.
This file must be stored in the root directory of the jsp application.
The page compilation engine reads a global.jsa file when:
1� The Web server receives the first post-startup request for any jsp
file in a given application;
2� A user who does not have a session requests a jsp file in an
application.
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Question:
I tried this and it doesn't seem to work.
How do you define a jsp app ?
How do you set it up so that the .jsa gets executed if 1 of the 2 conditions
listed above is true ?
Sandy
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