> The solution to this would be to change GNUJSP from a servlet
> to a filter. The Jetty architecture can easiy handle this as it
> is based around a stack of handlers, some of which may be filters.
> Other WWW servers such as Jigsaw have similar architectures.
>
> Now that you've prompted me, I'll be looking into doing this
> for the combination of Jetty/GNUJSP.
Caution -- big performance lag ahead -- if you feed the raw JSP to a
filter that compiles it and returns the results to a client, you'll be
soaking lots of time in javac. JSP isn't a good tool to use for dynamic
code generation....
.duncan
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