If you are using a servlet container that supports 2.2 Then you could put all of
your JSP's etc. in a WAR file with a compatible name.
-- Chris
"Nestel, Frank" wrote:
> Hello there,
>
> we are currently considering switching from ASP to Servlets+JSP.
> On of the reasons was that is is hard to burn (dynamic) ASP on a CD.
> There are solutions but all poor. Now we've tried to burn our JSP on
> CD in a precompiled fashion. Problem: The long names of generated
> java and class code break Joliet naming. Therefore we cannot burn
> precompiled JSPs on CD. Anyone who has found a workarround for
> that any idea?
>
> Thank you very much,
> Frank
>
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