> The numbers I got were for a fairly specific application. The page request I was > making did includes of 10 jsp's in total (which would account for the difference > in my results and yours I think). > I really like the idea of having a server vs development setting. I'll take a > look at that this morning. Might it be a good idea to have a manual way to force > a JSP reload in a production environment? I see reading your comment that you > can reload the JSP by reloading the web application, but I'm not sure the > container I'm using has that option available in a straight forward manner. > Something simple like a parameter in the URL like "jasper_jsp_reload=true" would > make it relatively easy to modify a production system without taking it off-line > even briefly.
That kind of setting could be used for a DOS attack (making the server recompile pages all the time). It should rather be something like check_modified=true. Actually, I'll have to check what the precompile attribte does. It may already be doing that; otherwise, I'll probably add the other. Remy -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
