Joseph Ottinger wrote:
> How do you measure "performance?" Speed of an individual response? Speed of
> 100 responses? Server impact? Speed of 1000 responses? Scalability?
> Distribution across server? Debugging? Consistency? Maintainability?
>
To say nothing of the issue that there is no such thing as "the performance of
JSP". All you can do is measure the speed of JSP running on a particular
container. And there will definitely be differences for different JSP containers
running the same application on the same hardware.
Come to think of it :-), that is one of the advantages of JSP as well -- if you
don't like your container vendor's implementation of JSP, you can shop around
without having to throw away your application ...
Craig McClanahan
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