Re: jspc pre-compiler for Tomcat

Why would you do a native compile on a JSP?  My understanding has always
been that only classes that are loaded by the system class loader can take
advantage of the native compile.  For Tomcat, that pretty much means
everything after the bootstrap classes is going through the JIT.
Certainly, all of your application code is being run from an application
class loader.

Mark



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Ross,

There is a jspc.sh script that should work. I haven't tried it on
the iSeries, but all it is doing is invoking the Jasper compiler
against your JSP source pages. This will still not do a native
compile, which can be accomplished in that script if that is what
you are after using something like:

system "CRTJVAPGM CLSF(''"$class"'') OPTIMIZE(40)"

David Morris

>>> ross.hartford@xxxxxxxxxxx 03/07/03 02:17PM >>>
In the non-iSeries versions of Tomcat there is a JSPC command that
will
pre-compile the JSP pages in a directory.  Does this exist on the
iSeries
version?

Ross Hartford
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