SriHari,
I'm not sure why you would need a tool to reverse engineer a servlet back to
a JSP. Remember that a JSP is just a RAD (Rapid Application Development)
way of creating a servlet, and your JSP server will compile that JSP into a
servlet. Unless you are doing something unique, you should be able to open
the compiled servlet using textpad or any other editor, and view the code.
Although I do NOT advocate changing a compiled servlet using textpad or any
other editor and resaving it without prior testing, should you no longer
have access to the JSP that the servlet was created from, you can modify the
raw servlet code to create a modified servlet. Resave the modified servlet,
test it, and once you get the bugs worked out, your back in business.
By the way, if you are programming JSP's, you should also understand and
know how to program servlets, for the same reason I mentioned above. JSP's
are just a RAD way of creating servlets, so they are one in the same. The
JSP's are just a "shorthand" notation for creating the servlets.
Celeste
-----Original Message-----
From: SriHari [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, August 16, 2001 4:24 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Pre compiled jsp's
Hi
Hari here
Does all servers support Precompiled JSP's
is there any tool that convert Precompiled jsps / _java files to jsp's (jsp
reverse engineering)
I am working on both iPlane and Tomcat server for my application
how safe are these pre compiled jsp's ?
Thanks in adv
Sri Hari
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