Head-First Servlets & JSP by Basham, Sierra & Bates, O'Reilly, ISBN
0-596-00540-7 is one of the better books I've found on this kind of thing
(not sure it would cover exactly this question, but in general I'm
talking). I recommend it. It sometimes comes across a bit childish, but
it gets the info
Thanks!
Well, not a book covering this precisely, but maybe something covering
servlets in the large. Just wondernig if there was one that was better
than others :)
Regards,
Scott
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Hi,
> So basically (from the Servlet end), a JspServlet is initialized, this
> creates a RuntimeContext. Then, when the service is invoked it looks
> for some JspServletWrapper already associated with this .jsp in this
> context. If none exist, it creates JspServletWrapper which is a less
> ser
Okay, I'm going to just state a few things just to make sure evertying
gels in my head :)
So basically (from the Servlet end), a JspServlet is initialized, this
creates a RuntimeContext. Then, when the service is invoked it looks
for some JspServletWrapper already associated with this .jsp in this
That's true, out of date docmentation is practically useless. I would
hope that if it were a complete enough document that hopefully design
changes could be recorded in there as well (by whomever commits or
creates the patch?). At least that'd be my hope, not to say that would
actually happen :). I
Hi,
You're right, that'd be a good thing to have, as long as someone maintains
it current. I personally don't have an overview, but I'd like to point out
one thing: it's important to keep in mind the two significantly different
use-cases of online (on-demand, in a live server instance) compilation
