Was this the first request to the given JSP page? If the answer is yes, then Tomcat
needs to translate your JSP code into a valid Servlet and then compile the servlet.
The only time this occurs is the first request after the page has been modified - that
is why it may take a while.
Jon Shoberg wrote:
> I am doing some development work in JSP right now to get a feel for it and
> Java. One thing I've noticed is speed. I am running Win2000 with the latest
> Apache, Java 1.3, tomcat 3.2, and Jakrta(tomcat) installed as a NT Service.
> When I click on simple JSP pages it takes forever (2-4 second wait). In
> comparison the PHP setup I have is almost instanting when I make a request
> for a simple page. Any thoughts on how to speed things up? My box is an
> Athlon 750 with 512mb of ram running Win2000 so everything should be fairly
> instant.
>
> thanks
>
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