Here's an interesting article about overhead/performance. IMHO, saying something
has "overhead issues" without using numbers is just FUD.
http://www.servletsolutions.com/column/stressed_for_sucess/index.htm
-bml
Eduardo Pelegri-Llopart wrote:
> I'd be interested in any performace data people may want to share with
> us.
>
> In priciple there should not be any significant overhead (beyond the
> first compile - which can be addressed by precompiling the JSP) in
> using JSP. In practice, the only overhead I've heard is small and it
> is due to the use of the PrintWriter layers. I want to look at that
> more carefully later one, after 1.1.
>
> - eduard/o
>
> > From: Justin Wells <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > Subject: Re: Is JSP viable in a production environment
> >
> > There are overhead issues with JSP, but there are also overhead issues
> > with template systems as well. In the case of WebMacro (webmacro.org)
> > the overhead is almost identical to JSP--both use introspection and
> > both compile pages to an intermediate form.
> >
> > The case of FreeMarker and other template systems is different. They have
> > their own back end overhead, probably slightly less than WebMacro or JSP.
> > On the other hand they introduce programmer overhead in that you must
> > explicitly map your business objects to the FreeMarker data model.
>
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