No, Weblogic definitely only compiles the JSP the first time it is hit.  Are you just using the default settings for weblogic?  It is (remotely) possible that you have either too little memory allocated, or the response buffer size is too small... but those settings would be pretty hard to find unless you intended to change them.

Unfortunately the best I can suggest is to create a support case with weblogic and provide your application so they can reproduce the slowness.  I'm sorry I can't offer any better ideas...  In general if you can provide a very clear and specific test case, Bea support is pretty good about resolving the issue.

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Thanks Adam for the reply.
 
But even that, it is only slow at the first time not second time loading of a page?
 
For my scenario, I found it is sooo slooow when I go back to the previous accessed page. It is thinking... don't know what it is thinking though. This is only happens to JSF application. Even the first time loading of images, I can notice obvious slowness. It didn't happen in other Apps developed used JSP/EJB with same Weblogic server setup.
 
Plus the slow loading is not in Tomcat. What could be wrong? Do you think Weblogic compiles the JSF page each time I accessing it?
 
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Emily

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Any chance your JSP wasn't precompiled?  That's the only thing I can think of that would cause that if the rest of the code is the same.


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Hi,
 
I have a <t:dataTable> deployed on Weblogic 8.1 sp4. The table is bounded to a backing bean in session. It is so slow when I click to next page. The data should be in memory already. It took no time in Tomcat when paginating to the next page. But Weblogic 8.1 sp4 is thinking very long to get to next page. Do you know anything I could be done wrong in server setup in causing this? I know my question is off topic. But BEA seems have the worse support. I have never gotten any answers from them. Any help is very much appreciated.
 
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Emily

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