ninewest wrote:
>
> I'm working on some software that creates/deploys JSP files automatically
> from an external source. Some servlet/app server engines (ie Weblogic,
> others?)
> have flags that allow the engine to compile all JSP files on startup. However,
> if new JSP files are put down while the engine is up, the first compile happens
> on the first access.
>
> Is there anyone who has figured out some trick to cause the JSP to be
> compiled before the first real web access, or
> dispatch.forward()/dispatch.include()
> method?
>
> I'm thinking that even if there is a way, it will be app server specific
> but I figured
> I would ask.
You could run a servlet on startup that checks all jsp files to see
wether tey have been touched and then does a request for the page if it
has been touched.
sven
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