Yeah, check the archives for pre-compiling jsps.
Basically you need to precompile them (eg using Ant's new jspc task) and then
compile them like any other code. You must make appropriate changes to your
web.xml file though to get it to use compiled version.
Cheers,
Dave
"Zhiyong Li" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 01/31/2002
03:56:20 PM
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Subject: General JSP question: how to protect the JSP source code
When I ship a product with JSP code, I would like to avoid the direct
shipping of the JSP source code. It seems that there is a way I can just
ship the compiled JSP code. I tried this, but I can not get it work in
Tomcat.
Any one knows that whether this is a standard feature (you can just ship
compilered code) or it is only supported by certain app. servers. If it
is a standard feature, how to get it work?
Thanks,
Zhiyong Li
Analytical Solutions, SAS Institute
(919) 653-2746
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