JSPs compiled by Jikes
I configured Tomcat to compile JSPs using Jikes, and everything seems to work just fine. So good in fact, that I don't know that the change has taken effect. Anyone know how to verify that jikes is truly compiling my JSPs?
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I configured Tomcat to compile JSPs using Jikes, and everything seems to work just fine. So good in fact, that I don't know that the change has taken effect. Anyone know how to verify that jikes is truly compiling my JSPs?
Posted by Unknown on May 07, 2003 at 11:04 AM MDT #