anonymous wrote : The code of method _jspService(HttpServletRequest,
HttpServletResponse) is exceeding the 65535 bytes limit
A JSP is converted into a servlet, and then compiled into a class file. The
buffer used for the servlet is 64K long. You JSP overflowed this buffer during
the conversion
Thanks Peter for your immediate response.
Issue 1:
exceeding the 65535 byte : I agree that my jsp is huge and it might be crossing
the limits, but the same jsp works fine when deployed in weblogic server. So is
there any other way i can resolve this, bcos reducing the size of the jsp
doesn't se
As you suggested I will try with "trimspaces" and "javaencoding" options.
Thanks a lot peter for your responses.
PeterJ,
I have yet another common issue as follows on PermGen space. I start my server
and after a minute or two i get the following PermGen space issue. My
application is very hug
1) It would appear that WLS is using a different mechanism to convert JSPs to
servlets than what JBoss AS is using. Perhaps by playing around with some of
the settings for the "jsp" servlet in
server/xxx/deploy/jbossweb-tomcat55.sar/conf/web.xml - things like "trimspaces"
and "javaencoding" - y
Hi Peter,
Is there any options that i can use to avoid changing all the
to
Thanks and regards
Darshan
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Not that I know of. It would probably involve fixing the JSP parser.
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I noticed that you are running AirCorp. You do know that you should be able to
get support from Unisys for that, don't you?
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What do you have the PermGen size set to? You should increase it, possibly by
50%.
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Peter,
if i change to Jikes to compile JSP pages in web.xml, will that resolve the
problem.
regards,
Darshan Parekh
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Not having tried it, I would not know.
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Hi,
My name is sathish i also have same problem (64kb exceeding limit) in
jboss. kindly convey me any solution for this issue.
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I already mentioned the solution for this: Make the offending JSP smaller. Or
better yet, remove all server-side script from the JSP and place it in a
servlet.
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