Hi Isa,
The page is quite simple:
<%@ page info="This JSP servlet tests the use of the jspInit() method" %>
<%! public void jspInit()
{
super.jspInit();
System.out.println("Executing jspInit()...");
}
%>
<% System.out.println("Processing request..."); %>
Repeat requests give the following output:
Executing jspInit()...
Processing request...
Executing jspInit()...
Processing request...
Executing jspInit()...
Processing request...
:
instead of:
Executing jspInit()...
Processing request...
Processing request...
Processing request...
:
Regards,
Gil
>
> Can you send me your JSP page that shows this problem ?
>
> regards,
> -isa
>
> ]Date: Tue, 8 Feb 2000 07:05:58 -0800
> ]From: Gil Murray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> ]Subject: jspInit() and JWS 2
> ]To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> ]
> ]Hi,
> ]
> ]I have a problem with JWS 2.0, since it does not follow the JSP
specification
> with regard to jspInit.
> ]
> ]It calls jspInit() when every request arrives, instead of one time only
when
> the compiled servlet is first initialized.
> ]
> ]Does anyone know how I can get round this?
> ]
> ]I notice that the problem is with JSP only - simple servlets work fine
with the
> init() method.
> ]
> ]Thanks,
> ]
> ] Gil
> ]
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