JSPs are compiled into servlet class files during deployment, not in each
instance.
Warmup requests are GET requests, so doGet() will be called. We recommend
that you override service() instead, as the default implementation of
doGet() calls it, but you can do either.
And yes, warmup servlets can have admin auth-constraints, which will be
bypassed automatically for legitimate warmup requests.
On Tue, May 17, 2011 at 12:52 AM, Anders i...@blabline.com wrote:
The documentation doesn't mention it (as far as I could see), but I take it
that warmup servlets can be given admin auth-constraint.
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