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Where is the servlet class file stored physically after the JSP page is compiled to a servlet
 
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It's entirely up to the servlet/JSP container. it may not even be stored psically on disk, but only exist in memory or maybe in a database or other repository.
Which servlet /JSP container are you using ?
 
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Hello,
In Javawebserver , If u compile JSP file , for that JSP file the generated servlet will be actually stored in Javawebser's tmp Directory.
U check in c:\javawebserver\tmp\pagecompile\jsp\_yourjsp
it will generate Three files 1) .java file of u r Jsp file
2).class for that java file and 3).dat file for that class
U can open .java file with any editor..
Check it...
Ganesh
 
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