Pre-compile JSP in using Java program

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Pre-compile JSP in using Java program

Oct 26th, 2007

Hi,

I need some help from all of you. I am using JRun4 servers we are facing some problem without running Precompile jsp. We need to pre-compile the JSP for that we need some java code to perform this pre-compilation for http and https request.

We don't want to Using the JSPC tool , need to write java program handling http and https request.

Please any one help me providing the same code.

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Re: Pre-compile JSP in using Java program

Oct 26th, 2007

Simply try accessing the page over the server using wget, or netcat, or something similar, for a quick, easy, simple solution (although not necessarily the right one, but hey, if you don't want to use a tool specifically designed for the purpose, you will need to make due with whatever you can get).

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