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See section 7-37 (p205 in the PDF) for the precompilation information.
Hope that helps.
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It's really a matter of preference and performance. If you have 50k JSPs or
linked JSPs (forwards, includes, etc.), you probably want to precompile; if
your JSPs are 4k or less, the first-time performance hit is probably
negligible. Run a performance tool against your site and compare the
differe
Hi,
What do you think about never precompile the JSPs ?
William.
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I used Ant to precompile the JSPs before. It was very good but took much
longer to compile a build. If you have 2,000 JSPs, mm...
And I can tell how hard to maintain 2000 entries in the web.xml.
Billy Ng
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Use Ant to precompile whole directories in one line of script with your
container's JSP pre-compiler.
Mark
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My app has more than 2,000 JSPs. I can precompile my JSP and map it into the
w
Some containers support a container-specific flag for precompiling. As I recall you
can do with this weblogic without having to declare all your JSPs in the web.xml. Of
course, I would not do this in development mode as it will take a long time for server
restarts!
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Why does it matter if you have a large web.xml file for a large application?
You could let them compile at runtime instead of precompiling if you
really don't want a large web.xml file.
David
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Look for a file called \bin\jspc.bat in your TOMCAT_HOME
Here's a link where you can find more information about this;
http://kevinj.develop.com/javahome/javatomcat.jsp
Hope this helps.
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>I generally don?t use TOMCAT but I think you should look for a class
>jspc in tomc
I generally dont use TOMCAT but I think you should look for a class
jspc in tomcat server lib, you may use it for precompiling it. JSPC
means JSP Compiler.
Gud luk,
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Thanx, but ...
I want to know if possible under tomcat4.0, and if it possible to
specify in the web.xml ...
> If weblogic server then use:
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> C:>java weblogic.jspc
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If weblogic server then use:
C:>java weblogic.jspc
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Subject: Precompiling JSPs
Hello, I know that this question is not related to Struts but I want to
know
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