Brien Voorhees writes:
> > When I played with JSP on JWS beta 3, when some of my JSP pages were
> > rendered, it put in extra line feeds in random locations which screwed
up
> > the HTML. This problem was fixed by including this on each of my pages:
> >
> > <%@ page buffer="256kb" %>
>
> That seems very extreme for a buffer size. Every time that page is
> requested it's going to be allocating 256k. If you serve that page a 100
> times that's 25 megabytes.
I would hope not. The buffer size is simply a maximum. Any sensible
implementation would dynamically allocate memory up to the maximum,
and wouldn't preallocate a 256K buffer.
Stan Bailes
Quadcap Software
QED: The World's most powerful pure Java database. Now with JSP, too!
http://www.quadcap.com
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