I the case of JSP
For the first time when we call a servlet, server will precompile it into a
servlet
and will load it into memory and then .. it is the same as it handles the
servlet.
Now whenever the future references are made to the JSP the request is
handled by
the servlet
Regards
Sanjay
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Subject: Servlet - JSP Functionality
Hi,
I have one question related to Servlet and JSP functionality.
In case of servlet, for the first time when we call a servlet, server
will load the servlet into memory and then serve the request. All other
calls to the same servlet will be handled directly i.e. without
reloading the servlet again since its already loaded.
But in case of JSP, whether JSP will be loaded into memory for the first
call?
Thanks in advance.
Sushil
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