You can use the provided jspc (jsp compiler) with the servlet container you use. Jakarta Tomcat and WebLogic have them The others I am not aware of, but they should have them. <Check> You will need to set the CLASSPATH properly to be able to get jspc to compile properly. </Check>
When you compile a JSP ( filename.jsp ) file, it gets converted to a .java file, i.e., filename.java. You then need to compile it with the normal java compiler ( javac ) and place the resulting class file in WEB-INF/classes. After that you need to define a mapping for the filename.jsp to filename.class in the web.xml file inside your web application. If you do not do the mapping the servlet container will compile the JSP file in the work directory which will defeat the purpose of pre-compiling. You can automate the whole process with Jakarta Ant too. However that will involve you spending some time learning the way Jakarta Ant works. Cheers Rajesh Thiharie New Delhi, India 91 124 6455511 x 109 Work David wrote:
I would like to convert JSP into servlet, is there any tool to do that? Any suggestions will be appreciated.
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