The performance of your web site depends on many factors, including the hardware on which it runs , the performance of any back end systems, the proper tuning of caches, and the efficiency of the ATG services and servlet beans. This appendix discusses the performance of Java Server Pages. For more tips and procedures for testing your web site’s performance and how to improve it, see the performance-related chapters of the ATG Installation and Configuration Guide.
JSPs are compiled into Java servlets at run time and are executed when a user requests a page that invokes one of these servlets. The design and implementation of JSP code can make a huge difference in the overall performance of a web site. We explain some guidelines that help you to tune your Java Server Pages to run as accurately and as quickly as possible.
This appendix is divided into the following parts
