Hi all. I've seen this thread before, but in the posts I've read it never
really got answered. My understanding is that ASP is compiled via C++ and
that JSP is, of course, interpreted. Does anyone have numbers on what the
actual performance differences are? If ASP is significantly faster than JSP
it's going to be hard to sell it to the shop I currently work for, but if
JSP is faster it'll be a terrific excuse to do some fun stuff (read Java
stuff). I can't imagine how JSP *would* be faster than compiled ASP - I'm
just hoping I'm wrong. :) Does anyone have numbers?
One other item: some of the team here believes that ASP chunks when too
much session is used. Does anyone know if JSP suffers from the any session
problems? Or which implementation is the most scalable?
Thanks in advance,
Mike
-----Original Message-----
From: cfesler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, March 29, 1999 4:05 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: getting access to HttpServletResponse
> cfesler wrote:
>
> > String redirectPage = req.getPathInfo();
>
> Why do you use getPathInfo here?
getPathInfo() returns the stuff that comes after the servlet name -- so if
your action is
/servlet/LoginServlet/~cfesler/thisHerePage.jsp
then req.getPathInfo() returns "~cfesler/thisHerePage.jsp"
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