Hi!

I don't think it related to JIT anyway.
Consider this scenario:

JSP first run: convert JSP to servlet -> compile -> load the class -> run init
-> run service

JSP second and further run: run service

The steps JSP to servlet, compile, loading the class, run init are no longer
needed.

Arion

Oki DZ wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I use Tomcat and Sun's JDK 1.2.x; as I understand it, the JDK has a JIT
> compiler. Thing is, how can I know that the JIT is working? I'd like to
> have something like a log file that records what the compiler is doing. I
> notice that on the second time, .jsp's run a lot faster. But I don't know
> what makes them faster.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Oki
>
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