Kevin Duffey wrote:
>
> HI,
>
> I would say the only advantage I see to using a JSP page is that every time
> you change it, the JSP page is recompiled for you by the server, whereas in
> code, you have to restart the server usually to get it to reload the new
> code.
What servlet engine do you use - Tomcat - do you ? It's well known that
servlet reloading doesn't work there very well. On the contrary, one of
the fastest servlet engine - Resin (http://www.caucho.com) - can reload
*any* resource a web application uses - JSP, servlets, helper classes as
well as WEB-INF/web.xml. So, what you've said is not common in servlet
containers. Wasn't servlet (JSP) reloading *only one* advantage over
Java code in servlet ?
I can't say it for sure, but it's also available in Orion
(http://www.orionserver.com) which is more then servlet container - it's
EJB container.
Jacek Laskowski
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