Step-by-step Guide: Integrating a JSP Compression Tool into Your Build
1. Choose a JSP compression approach
- Pre-build compression: Compress JSPs before packaging (recommended for static JSP content).
- Build-time plugin: Use a plugin (Maven/Gradle) to compress JSPs during the build.
- Runtime filter: Compress output at runtime (servlet filter) — useful for dynamic compression and conditional logic.
Assume build-time compression via Maven plugin for this guide; adjust for Gradle or runtime filter as needed.
2. Install or add the tool to your build
- Maven: add plugin configuration to pom.xml under .
- Gradle: add plugin dependency and configure a task that processes JSP files.
- Standalone tool: install binary or include as a pre-build script in CI.
Example (Maven): add a plugin execution that runs during the process-resources phase to read src/main/webapp//*.jsp and write compressed JSPs to target/webapp.
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