Article on WebLogic JSP Container

My article on avoiding unnecessary recompilation of JSP's in WebLogic has just been published on dev2dev.bea.com. It describes the entire stale checking mechanism used by the WebLogic compiler and I hope it helps people in taking the right steps to prevent recompilation and also provides a little insight into the container.

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