RE: Re: Deploying compiled JSPs - Weblogic
This is a discussion on RE: Re: Deploying compiled JSPs - Weblogic ; I have the same problem, my workingDir is not under weblogic root. I have a war
file and I am not using exploded directory format. Is this a problem? doc says
that weblogic precompiles only the changed JSPs. does this ...
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RE: Re: Deploying compiled JSPs
I have the same problem, my workingDir is not under weblogic root. I have a war
file and I am not using exploded directory format. Is this a problem? doc says
that weblogic precompiles only the changed JSPs. does this hold true for exploded
directory format only and not war?
Keyur
Vineet Timble wrote:
>Putting precompiled classes in WEB-INF is not working for me. I have
>WebLogic Server 6.1 SP4. I tried to copy class files in web-inf/classes/jsp_servlet
>& also tried to make jar file out of them & putting them in web-inf/lib
>directory. Every time server is compiling the jsp files again in workingDir.
>What could be going wrong? I am just deploying the war file & not making
>the ear file. Can this be a problem?
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RE: Re: Deploying compiled JSPs
Normally WebLogic recognizes precompiled classes.
Which environment are you using? If it is Solaris, I can give a hint.
Furthermore how do you compile your jsp's?
Claudia
"Keyur Bhagat" wrote:
>
>I have the same problem, my workingDir is not under weblogic root. I
>have a war
>file and I am not using exploded directory format. Is this a problem?
>doc says
>that weblogic precompiles only the changed JSPs. does this hold true
>for exploded
>directory format only and not war?
>
>Keyur
>
>Vineet Timble wrote:
>>Putting precompiled classes in WEB-INF is not working for me. I have
>>WebLogic Server 6.1 SP4. I tried to copy class files in web-inf/classes/jsp_servlet
>>& also tried to make jar file out of them & putting them in web-inf/lib
>>directory. Every time server is compiling the jsp files again in workingDir.
>>What could be going wrong? I am just deploying the war file & not making
>>the ear file. Can this be a problem?
>