Suppose I need to make a CDROM with a Tomcat server. How can I guarantee that all the jsp files have correctly been compiled before I build the CD image to be burnt ?
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Suppose I need to make a CDROM with a Tomcat server. How can I guarantee that all the jsp files have correctly been compiled before I build the CD image to be burnt ?
Tomcat uses Jasper for JSP management, there’s some guidance in the documention on precompiling JSPs. Once the server has been started up once, you can copy the directories to the target disk.
Alternatively, Ant has a (deprecated) JSP compilation task.
Update: There’s a blog that describes how to use Ant to compile your JSPs.