What is Edge Side Includes for Java (JESI)?
Edge Side Includes for Java provides extensions to Java that make it easy to program JSPs using ESI. JSPs are server-side software modules that produce final user interface by linking dynamic content and static HTML through tags. JESI is a specification and custom JSP tag library that developers can use to automatically generate ESI code. Even though JSP developers can always use ESI, JESI provides an even easier way for JSP developers to express the modularity of pages and the cacheability of those modules, without requiring developers to learn a new programming syntax.
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