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> From: Ross Hartford > > Maybe I need to clarify, I wasn't necessarily trying to native > compile them, > just get them converted from JSP into their respective .java and .class > files. This is quite time consuming in the initial load up of a > web-facing > application and something causes timeout if the system is "overloaded". That's one of the unfortunate aspects of WebFacing - it creates two JSPs (and three other beans) for every record format. The good news is that you only have to touch them once. I think there's a JSP compiler . Unless, of course, you change the program, at which point I guess you have to touch them all again. I seem to remember a setting in WebSphere when you install an application for it to precompile the JSPs. Joe
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