Of course JSP is slower than servlets on the first request. That's
because JSPs must first be compiled into a servlet before being
run.
After the initial request JSP performance should be close if not
equal to a servlet performance because it doesn't have to go
through this compilation phase.
Mark
On 16 Mar 00, at 21:20, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> 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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