On 10/18/06, Patrick Lightbody <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
- JSP-like - No scripplet support - Fast - Very lightweight
To me, the key features of Struts Tags are that they 0 Access framework state in a consistent and convenient way and that they are 1 Available for templating technologies that can be distributed in a JAR 2 Easy to extend, or at least replace, on a tag by tag basis 3 Themeable (ideally with easier to subclass themes) Personally, on the application level, I prefer templating technologies like Velocity and FreeMarker to JSPs, but it doesn't much matter to me what we use to write the tag templates. If we could do these four things with conventional JSP 2 taglibs, then that would be fine with me too. Alternatively, our own library would also appeal since we could tweak it to best meet our specific needs (which are rarified). But, if we were able to fix the caching issue, and profiling turned up no other significant performance bottlenecks, then I'd say stick with what we have unless a change is going to significantly improve functional requirements, like theme extensibility. -Ted. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
