[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can some body give some ant code snippet for the following
1)Able to compile a single argumented "Jsp" file.
2)Able to Compile a single folder Argumented "Jsp" folder.
3)Able to Compile a multiple folder Argumented "Jsp" folder.
I cant help you as I have found precompilation more trouble
than it is worth, and no longer recommend it.
What I do now instead is use HttpUnit to fetch every single
JSP page that I have in the app, after deploying it. That
combines a functional test of the application with the
building of the JSP pages in the app server that will host them.
And that's independent of the app server ;-)
Exactly. you build the jsps in advance and you have to have the jsp
runtime in perfect sync with the precompiled code, or your prebuilt code
crashes. So you have to know exactly the destination of the WAR, rebuild
stuff whenever a new target comes out, suffer a lot if you have to
target >1 server version, etc, etc. Whereas if you write httpunit tests you
-compile everything down
-know that the JARs load and run properly on the target system
If you werent going to write the httpunit tests in advance, you've
gained something you need (functional tests), instead of investing time
getting something very brittle to work occasionally. If you were going
to write the httpunit tests already, then you have lost nothing.
HttpUnit: http://httpunit.sourceforge.net/
-steve
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