>Java Server Pages are indeed a SERVLET. They extend the Servlet (usually a
>vendor specific implementation) class and when the JSP engine gets a request
>for JSP, it converts the JSP page into servlet code (.java) and then
>compiles it. So what applies to Servlets, applies to JSP exactly.
I think I should make myself clearer. In servlet, private variables outside
of doGet() and doPost() will not be switched from request to request, while
those inside certainly will. This gives us some opportunity to pool something.
Is it possible to put variables, in JSP, outside of the per-request scope, such
what we can do the pooling also?
best regards
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Lynch Wu
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pAsia Inc. <http://www.pAsia.com>
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