I'm working on some software that creates/deploys JSP files automatically
from an external source. Some servlet/app server engines (ie Weblogic,
others?)
have flags that allow the engine to compile all JSP files on startup. However,
if new JSP files are put down while the engine is up, the first compile happens
on the first access.
Is there anyone who has figured out some trick to cause the JSP to be
compiled before the first real web access, or
dispatch.forward()/dispatch.include()
method?
I'm thinking that even if there is a way, it will be app server specific
but I figured
I would ask.
thanks
J
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