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where are jsp classes(translated) stored ?

 
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Hi friends, I was just wondering as to
where weblogic stores the classes( __myjsp.java file --to be more specific) generated from the jsp files (after translation).

I suppose tomcat does allow users to view these classes and hence
there might be an option provided by weblogic to view them.

It would be helpful if you could give me the exact location in your machine where you saw the class file.

Thanks
[ December 08, 2006: Message edited by: manoj rajkumar ]
 
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You can precompile JSP's using appc and view the generated source in the destination directory.
 
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I'm using 8.1 and the compiled jsp class files are in

mydomain/myserver/.wlnotdelete/extract/

In that directory look for your web app directory (name of mine is something like myserver_appsdir_application-name_webapp-name). Inside that is the jsp_servlet directory.

In the weblogic.xml you can specify to keep the translated java files, my development server has this in weblogic.xml:

 
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Thanks Carol,
The info was very useful.

I observed 1 more thing though, the line number that server logs was pointing is different from the actual location where I found the error.

Has it got to do with mismatch in comments generated?
 
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Hard to comment without more details...TellTheDetails

Originally posted by manoj rajkumar:

I observed 1 more thing though, the line number that server logs was pointing is different from the actual location where I found the error.

Has it got to do with mismatch in comments generated?

 
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