Hi Nitin,
I think you have to go to a little depth of JSP. Its not that JSP is loaded
every time it is requested.
A JSP when compiled for the first time, is converted to "SERVLET" . So that
ways there is no difference between a JSP and a servlet. this servlet is
then compiled and use as any other normal servlet. The performance dip is
encountered only for the first time. Then onwards any JSP is jsut like any
servlet.
If you are using jswdk... then just check the folder "work" you'll see
servlets corresponding to each of your JSP.
I hope i have been able to clarify on your query,
Any further questions, suggestions are welcome.
Ritesh Sinha
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Subject: JSP Disadvantage ??
I read that everytime user requests for a JSP page , a seperate object is
created and loaded into memory. Is it true ?
If yes, then this the biggest disadvantage as compared to servlets which is
loaded into memory only once and for every request from user spwans a
seperate thread.
Nitin
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