Where is my JSP converted servlet

KnittingTheWeb

Hi
I am using the Apache Tomcat Webserver
I have a small JSP which prints hello World
I am new to server programming and have been told again and again that a JSP get converted to a servlet "internally" by the webserver. My Question is where exactly is this "internally" and is there some place where i can see this servlet, may be the .class or the .jar or .war file

thanks and regards

tprashant

: Hi
: I am using the Apache Tomcat Webserver
: I have a small JSP which prints hello World
: I am new to server programming and have been told again and again that a JSP get converted to a servlet "internally" by the webserver. My Question is where exactly is this "internally" and is there some place where i can see this servlet, may be the .class or the .jar or .war file
:
: thanks and regards
:

ya, you are told right that jsp is converted in "servlet"

which server you are using?

if you are you tomcat

goto directory:

"tomcat home"/work/localhost/"app name"/
there you will find .java and .class both

check it


Prashant Trivedi
Software Enginner
Automated Workflow Pvt Ltd. India
+919886545688
tprashant@aworkflow.com

ksuryabaskar

: Hi
: I am using the Apache Tomcat Webserver
: I have a small JSP which prints hello World
: I am new to server programming and have been told again and again that a JSP get converted to a servlet "internally" by the webserver. My Question is where exactly is this "internally" and is there some place where i can see this servlet, may be the .class or the .jar or .war file
:
: thanks and regards
:
:
:
Hi,
I have read ur mail. And here is the answer for ur question.I didn't remember exactly what the path is.. So iam telling u what i remember.The jsp equivalent JSP program is stored in Tomcatwork-- .go inside th folders.