Actually apples to oranges wouldn't be quite right. After all, JSP's once
compiled are basically servlets. Therefore I JSPs don't really add any more
overhead than a servlet. Both get loaded into memory. The JSP file simply
undergoes the one time compile the first time the JSP is served up.
If you use servlets, you can create JSPs to house the HTML you once placed
in a servlet.
As for stability, keep in mind that although the 1.0 specification is new,
the vendors have been producing engines that have supported JSPs since the
0.91 days dating to summer 1998. So although the spec was in beta form, the
engines were not. They have been very stable as far as I'm concerned.
IBM has actually pledged backward compatibility in their WebSphere 3.0
offering, so they will not only support the latest JSP spec, but will
continue to also support the 0.91 spec. That means I can upgrade to the new
spec on my schedule, not theirs.
Dan
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Sr. Consultant, Syllogistics LLC
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> From: Jeff Chen[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Reply To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, October 25, 1999 12:58 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Performance between JSP and Servlet
>
> I know the comparison between JSP and servlet is apple to orange. I
> guess the real
> question is much overhead JSP adds on top of Servlet. Overhead in terms of
> speed and
> memory usage. I am thinking about using Servlet/WebMacro combination. Any
> thoughs or
> pointers are appreciated. Since JSP 1.0 is fairly new, is there reason I
> should be
> concerned about its stability from popular vendors.
>
> Jeff
>
>
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