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Hi everybody,
What are the advantages and disadvantages of precompiled JSP files? Do they become dependent on the webserver and the platform on which they were compiled? Does precompiloing affects their scalability?
 
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I dont think they become dependant because they are comiled to java byte code... Which makes me belive that the code is portable as long as the place you move it to has all the supporting packages and resources in the right place. Any how the precompled code means that the JSP will be ready to run on the first run. As opposed to it needing to be compieled at runtime(AKA when the JSP is first called). Hope this helps.
 
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There is a danger of Pre-compiling JSP files. This was a question in Brainbench. Please explain?.
 
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