Re: Stupid Tiles Question

2002-02-01 Thread Cedric Dumoulin
Don't forget that each Tile is a jsp that need to be compiled at the first hit, like all jsp. This happen normally only once when you change the jsp content. After that, performances overhead is not significant. There should be something wrong in your config. Cedric Andy Noble wrote:

RE: Stupid Tiles Question

2002-02-01 Thread Galbreath, Mark
If content/functionality is relatively static (and you are not deploying to unknown containers), JSPs should really be precompiled by the container JSP compiler (Jasper in Tomcat) and included in the jar deploy file. Mark -Original Message- From: Cedric Dumoulin [mailto:[EMAIL

Re: Stupid Tiles Question

2002-01-30 Thread Ted Husted
I've noticed that the initial compile takes longer, but once the JSP is compiled, the performance cost should dwindle. The best thing is to run your own load tests, since a number of factors can affect performance and scalabilty. It sounds like something else is wrong here. Andy Noble wrote: