i dont see how this could be, except in the case that you are running the
jsp for the first time. when you run a servlet you have already compiled it
to bytecode, but when your server encounters a jsp for the first time (or
the first time since it was last saved) then it must compile the page before
running it.
in any event, servlets and jsps are the same thing--servlets--and there
should be no discernible difference in execution speed. perhaps a slight
difference is caused by the fact that jsps have large strings (html code) in
them..
bradley mclain
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>Subject: jsp interprets slowly ..
>Date: Thu, 16 Mar 2000 21:20:21 -0500
>
>hi all,
>i've just installed tomcat and running some
>servlets .. but when i tried
>with some jsp .. it seems that jsp interprets slower than
>servlets ... is this "a common phenomenon " ??
>
>or there is somoething with my tomcat ...
>
>i run tomcat in port 80 ...
>
>thank you ...
>
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