Namaste to all the JSP Gurus!
Thanks in advance for answering all the initialization questions! I'm using
the JSWDK 1.0 on Windows.
I played with jspInit method in the JSP page and to my dismay found that
within this method I don't have access to the application object or the
beans that specified using <jsp:useBean> syntax. Am I missing something?
For the beans I use in my JSP page I don't see the constructor being called
at all. I'm sure this can't be true but am at a loss why I don't see the
code in the constructor not being run.
Is there a way in the JSP environment to specify that a JSP page is
pre-compiled and all the beans it uses are pre-initialized before the first
request? I suspect this is more to do with the server, but still how could
it be done. Are there tools available to convert my JSP page to a servlet
that I could use with hosting providers who have servlets but not the JSP
engine?
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