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Redirecting JSP traffic

 
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My client is using a NetScape Web Server and WebLogic App Server. For security and performance reasons he wants to redirect JSP traffic to the Web Server. Does anyone have experience with this? Is it possible to store JSP's on the Web Server and make them work with the APP server?
 
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JSPs themselves cannot be placed on the Application server.
But the business logic can be shifted from the JSPs to EJBs which lie on the Application server.JSPs can be made to communicate with the EJBs.This would solve the security problem
 
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