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  3. February 2002

RE: DDS Screens To Java

Phil said

>If it's generating jps & beans, then Apache/Tomcat will
>(unless they have been directed to do otherwise) should
>be caching the compiled jsp after the first hit from
>a browser...

I haven't been able to get Tomcat to run the WebFaced stuff yet - my fault,
despite the help Brian Dietz has given me.  But yes, WAS does indeed cache
the jsp's after the first touch.  Man, that first touch is a doosie!  On my
620 it takes about two minutes per jsp.  On a 4 record format display file,
that's 8 minutes before I get to see the display.  Hitting a cached jsp only
costs 30-90 seconds.

But it runs.  Okay, creeps.
  --buck

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