Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
Actually, with the caching turned on serving Velocity pages is pretty fast.
Many say faster than JSP, though I haven't personally run any benchmarks. I
agree though this isn't generally relevant in a typical webapp.
I'd note that another benefit of Velocity is
Will Glass-Husain wrote:
Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
Actually, with the caching turned on serving Velocity pages is pretty
fast. Many say faster than JSP, though I haven't personally run any
benchmarks. I agree though this isn't generally relevant in a typical
webapp.
I'd note that
Thursday, April 7, 2005, 5:35:57 AM, jian chen wrote:
Hi, All,
I have quite some experience with JSP and Velocity. To say it short, I
think Velocity is THE way to go. Reasons below:
1) Velocity syntax is very easy to recognize in any html template.
Other templating systems like FreeMarker,
Hi Florin,
I believe Macs use \r while Unix based systems use \n.
Elton
On Apr 6, 2005, at 10:16 PM, Florin Vancea wrote:
Sorry for OT, but just curious: What's the EOL char (or chars) on Mac?
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From: Elton Hughes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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My tuppence worth
Velocity outstrips JSP in one fundamental way that even as a Java developer,
I can't refute - the fact that practically any HTML geek can use it without
a crash course in Java.
Aso, I've used JSP a lot and the tendency is to end up losing site of the
MVC paradigm and
Ryan Lea wrote:
Just wondering if anyone has used/tried/investigated all 3 of these as
views (from MVC) and has any opinions on them??
I tried JSP back in December and, boy, I really tried to like it but had
some issues that clashed with my way of thinking.
I had one top level template with
Steve O'Hara wrote:
As for performance, that's not an issue - the very minor performance benefit
of JSP is insignificant compared to overall application losses caused by the
servlet container, comms transport and browser rendering. Lets face it, if
performance was a major factor you wouldn't be
Hi, Steve,
I totally agree with you.
Using JSP, it is very easy to lose sight of the MVC pattern when
development is under release pressure. I have seen people putting JDBC
database code directly in JSP because it is lot easier to do and so to
meet development deadline. Afterwards, that page
Answers has to be read with great reservations if you, for example, ask
on a U2 mailing list if which is the better: U2 vs Pink Floyd vs Depeche
Mode. Guess what will be the answer... :)
Wednesday, April 6, 2005, 12:47:17 PM, Ryan Lea wrote:
Just wondering if anyone has used/tried/investigated
Speaking only to the issue of JSP vs. Velocity, I have done both. I
found JSP to be a maintenance nightmare. Even though, in many of my
projects I am both the M, V, and C person, I find it so much easier to
maintain if I organize the business logic in the programs and have
something very simple
Something weird is happening here...
I have this piece of code in my Velocity template file -
$request.getLocalAddr()
This works fine on other machine and gives the correct local IP, however on
other machine this results in null value, why is it so?
What configuration issue could affect this?
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