ASP scripts get interpretted everytime a user requests the .asp page. JSP
pages get compiled into Servlets upon the first request. After that, future
requests are answered by that servlet making them VERY fast. This means
that JSP pages are a little slow for the first request and very fast
afterward. According to an article (I think I saw it on www.jguru.com) the
overall speed of ASP and JSP was the same because of JSP's initial lag time
on the first load. I DO NOT AGREE. I've found JSP to be a much faster
option. And ASP runs only on IIS unless you buy Chilisoft's software to
run it on other platforms. JSP is multi-server and multi-platform. JSP is
the future.
Bill
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hi guys,
can any one help me to list out pros and cons of ASP vs JSP. What I
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looking for is, comparison of these two competitive technologies.
I would appreciate even if you give me some link.
Thanks.
Sanjay Mistry
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