I've been working a lot on CF/Java hybrids... to be honest, I don't end-up 
using JSP much.  In the J2EE world, JSP is primarily a presentation tier 
construct... ColdFusion is much better suited for the presentation tier.  Java 
Beans, EJBs, simple classes, and sometimes servlets, are often times a good 
place for logic (it depends on your needs). I've used CFML for the presentation 
tier in STRUTS based java applications - if your java applications are using 
STRUTS then that's an option.
The best good use for JSPs I've found hasn't been a use of JSPs themselves, but 
of JSP tags.  JSP tags are easily imported for use in CFML pages with the 
CFIMPORT tag, and they can be a good place to put simple shared functionality 
that's better written in Java than CFML and are also sometimes a good way to 
provide a "friendlier" interface to your EJBs and other Java bits.
Regarding your question about whether or not you could work on 6-10 projects in 
a year if you're doing Java work - if it's JSP development then that's 
certainly feasible... it's not impossible if you're doing more serious Java 
development, but I'd say it's not as common due to the fact that those 
applications are typically more complex. It really all depends on what you're 
doing.

~Simon


> 
> Do you mean Strutts ?
> 
> 
> On Mon, 18 Oct 2004 15:44:34 -0400, Douglas Knudsen
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > maybe a cf-community thing....but....
> > wanting to move to JSP stuffs, anyone out there move to JSP stuffs
> > from the CF world?   Is there really such a thing as RAD in the
> > Java/JSP world?  I'm used to being on like 6 to 10 projects in a given
> > year, can this happen in the JSP world?  Anyone out htere blending the
> > two, JSP and CF?
> > 
> > --
> > Douglas Knudsen
> > http://www.cubicleman.com
> > this is my signature, like it?
> > 
> > 
> 
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