Precompiling a JSP that uses a bean

Hi,
          I am facing a problem when I startup Weblogic with precompiling ON.
          I have a JSP that uses a bean. When the JSP is being compiled, Weblogic is
          actually trying to instantiate the bean and is executing code in the
          constructor of the bean !
          When I use the weblogic.jspc compiler to compile the JSP, no such thing
          happens.
          So this happens only when I precompile such a JSP when starting up Weblogic
          server.
          - Why does weblogic attempt to instantiat the bean ?
          - Is there any way to tell weblogic "dont instantiate this bean now" ?
          Also, the compiler is unable to find a class that is required by the bean. However, this class is there in the /applications/..../WEB-INF/lib in a JAR file. So why is the class not being found ?
          Thanks,
          Jay

Do a stack trace from the constructor to determine who is calling it, and
          maybe why ...
          Peace,
          Cameron Purdy
          Tangosol Inc.
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          "Jayakumar Nandakumar" <[email protected]> wrote in message
          news:3bb0f6d6$[email protected]..
          > Hi,
          > I am facing a problem when I startup Weblogic with precompiling ON.
          >
          > I have a JSP that uses a bean. When the JSP is being compiled, Weblogic is
          > actually trying to instantiate the bean and is executing code in the
          > constructor of the bean !
          >
          > When I use the weblogic.jspc compiler to compile the JSP, no such thing
          > happens.
          >
          > So this happens only when I precompile such a JSP when starting up
          Weblogic
          > server.
          >
          > - Why does weblogic attempt to instantiat the bean ?
          > - Is there any way to tell weblogic "dont instantiate this bean now" ?
          >
          > Also, the compiler is unable to find a class that is required by the bean.
          However, this class is there in the /applications/..../WEB-INF/lib in a JAR
          file. So why is the class not being found ?
          >
          > Thanks,
          > Jay

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