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Background documentation JSP Life Cycle  Locate the document in its SAP Library structure

The Web Container also manages the life cycle of a JSP. The figure below describes the life cycle of a JSP.

This graphic is explained in the accompanying text

The life cycle of a JSP consists of the following phases:

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       1.      The Web Container receives a request for a JSP.

       If the JSP exists as a translated resource and has not changed, the Web Container proceeds with servicing requests

       If this is the first request for a JSP, or the JSP has changed since the last request, the Web Container proceeds with translating the JSP

       2.      The JSP file is translated into a servlet-like implementation class.

       3.      Creating an instance of the JSP.

       4.      Servicing client requests.

       5.      Destroying the JSP instance.

 

 

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