>> Is it possible to suppress checking if a JSP file
>> has been modified on every request? It seems to me
>> that on a production site, where JSPs are not changing,
>> that this adds some unneccessary overhead to each request.
>>
>> -- Bill
>
>If you're using JRun, delete the .jsp files from your production environment
>and leave only the class files.
No, I'm using JWS (for now, anyway). This trick doesn't work for JWS.
When I tried it, I get a 404 Not Found error (which makes sense :-)
I guess I am looking for a portable way to disable the JSP modification
time check. Anyone else have a suggestion? Thanks.
-- Bill
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