You can use jspc to compile the JSP's yourself. You could easily create a
script that compiles the JSP's when you deploy them (not sure if there's any
built-in's to ant to facilitate this, but it would also be easy enough to
modify a rule to do it from ant). Or you could write a script that goes
through your JSP's and compiles them then starts up Tomcat. Perhaps (this
is completely untested and I've never used jspc so I'm not sure if this is
even remotely correct, but the idea may be helpful):
==
#!/bin/sh
find $CATALINA_HOME/webapps -name '*.jsp' -and -exec jspc \{\} \;
/sbin/init.d/tomcat start
==
As far as doing it on Windows, I'm not sure. You'd probably want to create
a BAT that does the jspc and calls tomcat the same, but I don't know how
you'd go about exec'ing jspc for each jsp file as `find' doesn't exist on
win32.
Chris
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Hi,
TomCat compile JSP files to Servlet on first web
request... OK
my question is that...
can i do TomCat compile all JSP files while he(TOMCAT)
is starting, without web request .... ?????
the user will not wait that step :)
thanks,
Obrigado pessoal... abraço para todos :)
Marcos Farias Sixel
Brasil
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