This belongs in tomcat-user or tomcat-dev. I would suggest refactoring
your "list" to have "html" as a property though (ie.
getHTML()/setHTML()). Then, you can use the JSTL to extract this value
and do away with scriplets - which are simply evil.
Once you do that, replace your scriplet with:
<c:out value="${listVar.html}"/>
Steve Vanspall wrote:
>Hi there, I have a Java object that stores html code in a string for in order to
>speed my Web App up.
>
>Basically it Works similarly to an Array list, but updates the html code for each
>bean as it is added/update, thus removing the need for getting the JSP to iterate
>through an ArrayList and write the HTML specifically for it. So basically in my JSP
>all i need do is but a scriplet <%=list.html()%> where list is the the list of
>records.
>
>Now this part works fine. But if the there is alot of html code in the string i.e. a
>large number of records, there seems to be a fairly slow method being invoked in
>
>org.apache.coyote.http11.Http11Processor.process(java.io.InputStream,
>java.io.OutputStream)
>
>as seems to be the case when I debug it.
>
>Does anyone know anything aobut this method, or under what Apache project the source
>code may be so I can see what is causing the problem, and hopefuly change my Web App
>to accomodate this.
>
>Any help would be great.
>
>Steve
>
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