thanks, that solved the problem.
Justin Ruthenbeck wrote:
Filip Hanik has posted a build script that does a deployment-time
compilation of all JSP files in an app -- sounds like what you're
looking for. I haven't used it, but it's a pretty common request on
the list and it seems his solution
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To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: Re: How jasper determines when to use default package
org.apache.jsp when translating jsps to servlets?
thanks, that solved the problem.
Justin Ruthenbeck wrote:
Filip Hanik has posted a build script that does a deployment-time
compilation of all JSP
Tomcat 4.1/Windows XP
I am working on the ant script that should precompile all jsp pages
for a given web application. I used build.xml from Tomcat documentation
as starting point. After running ant I found that some of the translated
and compiled jsp pages are not working.
For some reason
Kris,
After running ant I found that some of the translated
and compiled jsp pages are not working.
The build.xml I created always updates generated servlets with the
package statement based on the jsp location in the web application
directory tree.
Why are you fiddling with the package
Christopher Schultz wrote:
Kris,
After running ant I found that some of the translated and compiled
jsp pages are not working.
The build.xml I created always updates generated servlets with the
package statement based on the jsp location in the web application
directory tree.
Why are you
Filip Hanik has posted a build script that does a deployment-time
compilation of all JSP files in an app -- sounds like what you're looking
for. I haven't used it, but it's a pretty common request on the list and
it seems his solution has worked well for people.
You can check it out here:
