Why extra space added in generated HTML?

We've noticed that WebLogic adds a significant amount of space in generated
          HTML (like 3.5K). We're curious if there is a way to prevent this or limit
          the amount of this space since this adds extra unnecessary wait time for
          dialup users. Does anyone have experience with this?

          My reply was entirely garbled ... I am trying again
                    Some HTML<br>
          <% jsp code ...<br>
          %>
                              Instead use...
                    Some HTML<% <BR>
          jsp code ...<br>
          %>
                                        "Shubhrajit Chatterjee" <[email protected]> wrote:
          >
          >Hi,
          >In case the problem has not been solved yet...
          >
          >If you begin a scriptlet tag(or any server side tag) on a new line like
          >this...
          >
          >Some HTML
          ><% jsp code ...
          >%>
          >
          >then when the servlet is generated, one empty out.println() is coded
          >due to the
          >empty place between the scrptlet tag, and thus generating an empty line
          >
          >You can prevent this by starting every scriptlet ( or any other serverside
          >tag
          >in the same line as HTML as given below
          >
          >Some HTML<%
          >Some JSP
          >%>
          >
          >However, only two characters (CR and LF are added if the scriptlet starts
          >on the
          >first column, so this won't make the page much slower. Avoid giving spaces
          >before
          >starting scriptlets, however...
          >
          >Shubhrajit
          >
          >
          >
          >"Dmitry Namiot" <[email protected]> wrote:
          >>
          >>Check out Optimize taglib from Coldtags suite:
          >>http://www.servletsuite.com/jsp.htm
          >>
          >>"chip" <[email protected]> wrote:
          >>>We've noticed that WebLogic adds a significant amount of space in generated
          >>>HTML (like 3.5K). We're curious if there is a way to prevent this
          >or
          >>>limit
          >>>the amount of this space since this adds extra unnecessary wait time
          >>>for
          >>>dialup users. Does anyone have experience with this?
          >>>
          >>>
          >>
          >

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