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Date: Fri, 15 Dec 2000 12:01:13 +0100
From: "Peter Huber" <peter.huber@gauss-interprise.com>
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Subject: String usage in JSP-compiled Servlets?
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Hi you all,

I'm new to the list maybe this stuff has been discussed several times.
If so I'm sorry to waist your time!

My point: 
tomcat 3.2 compiles a JSP into a servlet which contains out.write()
calls which have ""-strings as arguments. As far as I understand Java,
each ""-string creates a new Object! Therefore each out.write() creates
a new object and this is true for each call to _jspService of the same
object. So many calls to one and the same page result in many more
objects.

So my proposal is to compile JSP ""-strings to something like:

class xyz {
	static final String arr[] = { "uvw", "abc" ... };

	_jspService(...) {
		...
		out.write(arr[234])
		...
	}
}

Peter
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