Hello,
I attempt to use Ant1.5's jspc target to precompile my JSP page for Tomcat.
I'm able to successfully compile the JSP into classes. but I found the
resulting directory tree is different than that of Tomcat's automatic
compilation. In the process of investigation, I found a few issues/question
about Tomcat's way of generating classes from JSPs.
Say I have JSPs into two folders:
foo/
p1.jsp
error.jsp
bar/
p2.jsp
error.jsp
Tomcat automatically compile them to classes (with package org.apache.jsp )
in the same directory structure:
foo/
p1.java p1.class
error.java error.class
bar/
p2.java p2.class
error.java error.class
1. Does Tomcat assume all jsp classes be in package or.apache.jsp?
2. What happens to the two different error.class? They are different but
they belong to the same package. Am I right? Would tomcat be able to load
them separately?
3. JspC generates the java source files in the same structure as shown above
but javac will generate class files in the normal java way like
org/apache/jsp. Further the original folders of the JSP files are lost
because all class files go to the same package; I couldn't even flatten-copy
them to Tomcat's working directory. How could I get the same directory
structure as Tomcat's using Ant? (I could do that in shell script by
compiling-copying JSP file one by one.)
Thanks.
-HB
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