The attributes in the jsp section of mcs-config.xml control the use and behavior of Java Server Pages (JSP). The settings allow you to turn JSP support on or off, and tune performance on some JSP operations.
The attributes in the jsp section of mcs-config.xml control the use and behavior of Java Server Pages (JSP). The settings allow you to turn JSP support on or off, and tune performance on some JSP operations.
JSP tags are not supported with Mobile Portal Accelerator so you should ignore the attributes in the JSP element of mcs-config.xml.
<jsp support-required="true"
write-direct="false"
resolve-character-references="true"
evaluate-page-after-canvas="false"/>If your web application does not contain any JSPs, you should set the support-required attribute to false, to prevent unnecessary initialization.
Some existing applications may rely on writing device dependent content direct to the output. If this is the case, you can set the write-direct to 'true'. For new applications you should use the default value of 'false' to write device independent content to MCS.
The resolve-character-reference attribute value is used to handle the resolution of character references in JSP tag attributes and content. Set the attribute to 'true' to resolve references before passing them on to the MCS API. Otherwise, set it to false for a slight performance improvement.
If an existing web applications relies on evaluating page content after the canvas element, set the evaluate-page-after-canvas attribute to 'true'. Using a false setting may avoid adverse affects for applications that generate binary content such as WBXML/WMLC or packaged output.