Hi chris,
* Did you mean "compiles and /executes/ the JSP"?
No,here means compiles and loads the JSP.
*Huh? Are you saying that if you compile the JSP with one request then a
second request to execute the JSP fails with a 404?
Yes
* Please define "wrong": does it fail (and generate some type of message),
or does it not meet your requirements (please describe what way).
I need to compile Jsp on one request, and then load on another one.
The JspServlet throws an exception of ClassNotFoundException.
Kind regards,
Mercy
On Sat, 10 Oct 2009 00:00:39 +0800, Christopher Schultz
<ch...@christopherschultz.net> wrote:
Mercy,
On 10/9/2009 2:49 AM, Mercy wrote:
In my view, the JSP 11.4.2 spec says that if client adds the
*jsp_precompile
*parameter, the request will not execute the jsp page's service method
Correct. It merely (re-)compiles the JSP page.
JspServlet works fine when JspServlet compiles and loads the Jsp at the
same time
Did you mean "compiles and /executes/ the JSP"?
however, if the JSP page is compiled and loaded by two part, that
means, My compiler compiles a JSP page and than JspServlet loads it,
JspServlet
can't find that page, so I'm confuse here.
Huh? Are you saying that if you compile the JSP with one request then a
second request to execute the JSP fails with a 404?
Again, why it's Ok when two operations is executed at time time , it's
wrong when separates them.
Please define "wrong": does it fail (and generate some type of message),
or does it not meet your requirements (please describe what way).
- -chris
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