What is the current thinking about the use of Jelly in a servlet environment?
Rummaging around in the Jelly sources, I've encountered comments like this: "If Jelly is used in a Servlet situation then 'request', 'session' and 'application' are other names for scopes" However, I don't see any actual support for this kind of thing. What would be needed to add it? Also, has any thought been given to how a Jelly script might access the usual request and response objects for a servlet request? I'm somewhat of a newbie to Jelly, but I'm very interested in using Jelly in a servlet environment. I'd be happy to contribute code, if someone could start me off in the right direction. -- Martin Cooper -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
