Is OAS 4.0.8 supports JSPs?

Hi We have ordered for Oracle Application Server 4.0.8. But website says JSPs in future versions.
I have already finished my project developed using JSPs. Now it is time to move my project to production.
Please let know whether OAS 4.0.8 supports JSPs or not. I can cancel my order if it doesn't support JSPs.
Thanks in advance,
Naidu
[email protected]

Officially (as of version 4.0.8.1) no, but unofficially yes. There is a beta JSP patch for OAS 4.0.8.1 that you can download at www.olab.com, which creates a JSPServlet application and uses that servlet to handle JSP requests. As far as I know it is very robust and of production quality, although it has not been officially rolled out yet. You need to get UID/PWD for the download area from the JSP Team.
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