The default is false? That means that all development projects will
have to manually know about this and turn it on (or the IDE will have to
be smart enough to figure it out).
Any reason why the default cannot be true? Is the global default easy
to change?
What will happen if this property is set in a WAR deployed to prior
versions that do not support it?
-Peter
Jan Luehe wrote:
> The property's name is "saveBytecode".
>
> It is documented in the domain's default-web.xml, and will be added
> to the table of <jsp-config> properties in sun-web.xml in the
> "Application
> Deployment Guide" for 9.1 beta (review comments already sent to June
> Parks),
> as follows:
>
> Property: saveBytecode
> Default: false, true for jspc
> Description: Should generated byte code be saved to .class files?
> This option is meaningful only when the Java compiler API, JSR 199
> (available with, and used as the default on Java 6) is used for javac
> compilations.
>
>
> Jan
>