readme.txt

java编译检查

JSP Time
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This utility can be used to process a WAR file and verify that JSP's within the war file are in such a state
that they will not get parsed and recompiled with deployed into a weblogic server.  This is a debugging tool 
to find out if you do use the JSPC tool provided by weblogic why you JSP are still getting recompiled by the
server.


Usage:
set classpath to include weblogic.jar and jsptime.jar
java jsptime <warfile> <jsp file name extention> <pre package name(optional)

Example
java jsptime mywarfile.war jsp 

This would print out the following:
JSP: JFF/test125.jsp - Parsed ClassName: jsp_servlet._jff.__test125 - Class Exist: Yes - JSP Time : Mon Nov 03 11:06:04 MST 2003 - Parse Time : Mon Nov 03 11:06:03 MST 2003 - WL Version : 7.0.4.0 - Error : Weblogic Version mismatch
JSP: JFF/test126.jsp - Parsed ClassName: jsp_servlet._jff.__test126 - Class Exist: Yes - JSP Time : Mon Nov 03 11:06:04 MST 2003 - Parse Time : Mon Nov 03 11:06:03 MST 2003 - WL Version : 7.0.4.0 - Error : Weblogic Version mismatch
JSP: JFF/test127.jsp - Parsed ClassName: jsp_servlet._jff.__test127 - Class Exist: Yes - JSP Time : Mon Nov 03 11:06:04 MST 2003 - Parse Time : Mon Nov 03 11:06:03 MST 2003 - WL Version : 7.0.4.0 - Error : Weblogic Version mismatch
JSP: JFF/test128.jsp - Parsed ClassName: jsp_servlet._jff.__test128 - Class Exist: Yes - JSP Time : Mon Nov 03 11:06:04 MST 2003 - Parse Time : Mon Nov 03 11:06:03 MST 2003 - WL Version : 7.0.4.0 - Error : Weblogic Version mismatch


Summary
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Current Weblogic Version: 8.1.1.0
Total JSP Files: 1035
Total JSP that will compile in server because of missing _staticIsStale method:.... 0
Total JSP that will compile in server because of wrong weblogic version:........... 1035
Total JSP that will compile in server because jsp is newer than parse date:........ 0
Total JSP that will compile in server because missing class:....................... 0

The above example output has been truncated for easier reading but as you can see for each jsp that will be recompiled
by the server a message is written out why the jsp will be recompiled.  Also a summary is written.


The detail lines in the output have the following information:
JSP                     - JSP Name
Parsed ClassName        - Class name JSP name was transalated into
Class Exist             - Does a class with the Parsed Jsp
JSP Time                - Time the JSP was last modified                                                
Parse Time              - Last modifed time of JSP when java file was generated
WL Version              - Version of weblogic used to generate java file 
Error                   - Reason jsp will recompile in server.


Please forward any bug issues to
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Sr. Developers Relations Engineer