Hi Deepth,
I don't think there currently is any way to list all servlets and JSP
compiled and contained in a web app. web.xml will only show you what has
been deployed, not what exists. Also, there is no standard place you can
look to find pre-compiled JSP.
What might work is using the ServletContext object to get a listing of
all the resources in the web app, e.g. ServletContext
getResourcePaths("/"). Even if the application is deployed via a WAR you
can use this method.
Cheers,
Jayson Falkner
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Deepth Dinesan wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is there a way by which I can know all the servlets pre compiled from JSPs contained
>in a war file.
>
> I can find *servlets* by looking at web.xml but how do I know abt those servlets
>that are precompiled from JSPs.
>
> Thanks
> Deepth Dinesan
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