Peter,
Peter Williams wrote On 01/31/07 08:48 AM,:
> 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).
See Kin-Man's earlier reply: Netbeans is going to set both "keepgenerated"
(which will write out the generated .java) and "saveByteCode" (which
will write
out the generated .class) to true when running on Java 6.
>
> Any reason why the default cannot be true?
Because that would defeat the purpose of in-memory compilation.
> Is the global default easy to change?
It can be changed (globally) in default-web.xml.
>
> What will happen if this property is set in a WAR deployed to prior
> versions that do not support it?
It will be ignored.
Jan
>
> -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
>>
>
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