On Fri, 25 Jan 2002, Vadim Gritsenko wrote: > Thanks to Carsten who pointed out to this problem... > > I have the major issue with XSP compilation. Here is the test case: > > 1. Clean work directory > 2. Start sevlet engine > 3. Access welcome -> search docs -> create index > 4. Choose "Create index", hit "create" button > 5. Wait > 6. Go back to welcome -> dynamic samples -> simple XSP > 7. ClassNotFoundException, in the working directory - file > simple_xsp.java with the size of 8 bytes. > > After restarting the servlet engine everything works Ok :( > > > Can somebody verify this experience? The key point here is: > 1. Compile at least one XSP > 2. Generate lucene index (I guess this could be emulated by Teleport or > some other web-crawling software) > 3. Try to compile another XSP - which is not compiled yet > 4. Result - empty file, with several linefeeds. > > I tried to track down this issue, found some unreleased parsers, > unrecycled sources, but nothing helped to solve this problem. I'm > completely lost in the deep of the XSP machinery... > > Torsten, is this issue similar to yours? Pls check whether you have > empty generated java files after this ClassNotFoundException exception > or not.
Hm.. I'm not quite sure. The problem is - I cannot reproduce it. But it definitly sounds familiar. Unfortunately I'm not quite sure about the file size. I will check that as soon as I get the exception again. _If_ it is the same problem it seems to be around for at least a week. Although most people on this list seem to think XSP should be deprecated I think we should put some more efforts into the XSP machinery. Once a XSP page is compiled IMHO it should scale as good as hand written Generator. And although I haven't had a closer look into the XSP engine yet - this should really be possible. -- Torsten --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
