Martin Gainty wrote:
As far as your production build goes it is always Better to play safe
Jspc compiler will catch goofy errors such as those who doubly define
their error page in jsp
missing taglibs..Much better to be safe and compile beforehand.
Which adapter you use is a topic unto itself I would look at Jasper 2
compile adaptors which support
Tag Pooling, Background JSP Compilation, Recompile JSP when included JSP
changes, load source dependencies from Container Classloader ..take a
gander at
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-5.5-doc/jasper-howto.html
HTH,
Martin-
That is a good point. If all you want to do is catch errors, any JSPC
compiler will do. Its only if you want to deploy the .class files that
you need to be in perfect sync with every possible version of the back end.
-steve
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