An update. I've written a simple standalone Java routine that calls File.exists(). It never hangs. In fact, I ran it
against the class file that Tomcat creates from a test JSP; it doesn't hang, returns false for the (long) time it takes
Tomcat to create the class file on the slow system, then returns true after the class file is created (and the HTTP
response is sent). I ran my routine as the tomcat user.
Since compilation seems to be the issue, I tried replacing Jasper JDT (by removing jasper-jdt.jar from /lib) with Ant
(by placing ant.jar in /lib) and restarting Tomcat. This did not improve my problem. JSPs still compile slowly with
Ant instead of JDT on the slow machine (and fast on the other machines). I've reverted back to JDT.
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