Anil
My understanding of how JSP works is that every time the web server comes up, the
jsp page is compiled and a generic servlet is generated - irrespective of whether it
changed or not.
Some 4-5 months ago, me and my friends tested out a sort of servlet based scripting
solution in which the generic servlet once generated would be serialized (stored in
the hard disk), the generic servlet generation will not happen again if the jsp page
has not changed.
This is what I meant by that statement.
After you asked this question, I am now wondering if my understanding of the generic
servlet being generated every time the web server comes up is right or not!
Anand
"Anil K. Vijendran" wrote:
> Anand Kumar Sankaran wrote:
>
> > Sounds good, I always wondered why the generated servlet classes could not be
> > serialized and if and only if the jsp page changes, the servlet is recompiled.
>
> Curious... what do you mean by generated servlet classes being serialized?
>
> --
> Peace, Anil +<:-)
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