Does anybody have any data on the performance of gnujsp's implementation vs
Jrun's implementation of JSP? or any other JSP implementation? Just curious...
Thanks,
Rich
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Richard M. Yumul
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According to the O'Reilly book, Java Servlet Programming (Jason Hunter), on p44
it states that beans which
"implement the javax.servlet.Servlet interface (either directly or by extending
GenericServlet or HttpServlet), it will call the bean's service() method once
for each request and the bean's
Upon reviewing the 0.92 spec some more, I saw the part which explained
eliminating the Servlet-implementation introspection. I guess what I'm looking
for is to be able to do a with request headers. Is this
possible without having to go into scriptlet mode?
Rich Yumul
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I've been going through the specs (0.91, 0.92 & 1.0), trying to find out if
there was a way to write beans beans used in jsp pages which would be aware of
the environment (not request parameters - stuff like method, URI, other header
information) in which they are in; ie, you put a bean in a jsp p
I was going through through the JSP 1.0 spec, I couldn't find any looping or
conditional constructs, like , , tags from the 0.92
spec. Did these constructs get canned? I just wanted to check...
Thanks,
Rich
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Richard M. Yumul
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
DTAI Incorporated
The last question in the FAQ that gets distributed with jswdk-1.0 talks about
some init parameters which would enable some pretty useful functionality. Where
are you supposed to specify these parameters? The webserver.xml config file?
The webpages/WEB-INF/webapp.properties file? So far I haven'
I've found when I want to utilize beans in a jsp page, I'd like the beans to be
aware of the environment that they're being used in. Namely, I'd like them to
have access to the HttpServletRequest (and possibly the HttpServletResponse)
methods. I remember in the 0.91 or 0.92 spec that if a bean i
When using a bean () in a JSP page which extended a class (<%@
page extends="..." %>), I kept on getting a stacktrace which basically said:
Method getClassLoader() not found in class
in the java file which was generated by the JSP engine in the JSWDK-1.0. The
class which my JSP page w
One of the rules for a class which a JSP page will extend states that the JSP
engine should check that for the superclass:
o All of the methods in the Servlet interface are declared final
Is that right?
For instance, the tag:
<%@ page info="Info String" %>
Wouldn't this