IceBreak has a build in JIT (Just in time) -compiler. So the ASP source is compiled into a native OS/400 program object. This object is placed in the "application library" first time you try to refere to this program from an web site. The JIT compiler is only reinvoked when the ASP source is modified - otherwise, IceBreak will reuse the already compiled program from the "application library" The "appilcation library" is an attribute, you set when you create or modify an serverinstance
Re: Compiled ASP programs?
IceBreak has a build in JIT (Just in time) -compiler. So the ASP source is compiled into a native OS/400 program object. This object is placed in the "application library" first time you try to refere to this program from an web site. The JIT compiler is only reinvoked when the ASP source is modified - otherwise, IceBreak will reuse the already compiled program from the "application library" The "appilcation library" is an attribute, you set when you create or modify an serverinstance