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Best Practices to improve Performance in JSP When the user requests for a JSP page for the first time, A JSP converts into servlet java source file and compiles into servlet class file that is called as translation phase, then onwards it works like pure servlet for all requests that is called as execution/request process phase. But the method signatures are different for both Servlet and JSP. Servlet has init(), service() and destroy() methods where as JSP has jspInit(), _jspService() and jspDestroy() methods. JSP has some advantages over servlet. JSP gives good separation between presentation (html) and business logic.
JSPs/Servlets Performance With the emergence of new server component standards such as EJB (Enterprise Java Beans) and JSP (Java Server Pages), it is interesting to evaluate the potential of each of these technologies in terms of performance and deployment.
Web site teaches a privacy lesson eWEEK Labs this past year had up-close-and-personal experience with the data security, privacy and integrity issues that keep e-business managers up at night: the eWEEK eXcellence Awards Web site.
Death by Synchronization JSP is wonderful for the simplicity it brings to Java-based web site design. However, within this simplicity hides a potential killer. In short, JSP has features that make threading and synchronization deadly issues to the unwary.
Four scripting languages speed development ColdFusion is the most productive choice; JSP technology offers best growth path for enterprises
JSP vs mod_php and mod_perl JSP and Servlets can outperform mod_perl and mod_php. Java's outdated reputation for performance problems is no longer deserved. Fast servlet engines like Resin and fast JDK's like IBM's 1.1.8 JDK now make Java the language of choice for web applications.
Orion Benchmarks One of the main goals for the Orion Application Server has been to outperform everything else on the market. On this page we will investigate how we have succeeded and we will add the results we find in our own testing. We will also be happy to include independent benchmarks here, so if you have a servlet, jsp, ejb application, rmi application or anything else that seems suitable for benchmarking, please let us know. Send a mail to info@orionserver.com and we will be happy to include your benchmark here.
JSP will win hearts, but competition is strong With the recent release of the JSP specification, Sun Microsystems Inc. has moved closer to the admirable goal of divorcing the presentation of an application from its business logic.
Professional JSP : Chapter 20 : JSP Performance Getting your web applications to do what you want is one thing; getting them to do it fast and efficiently is often another. This chapter will explore some general strategies and specific techniques for optimizing Servlets and JavaServer Pages.

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