>Javier Borrajo wrote:
>> Check out eXtensible Server Pages (XSP) at:
>> http://java.apache.org/cocoon/xsp/WD-xsp.html
>>
>> That's the definitive solution to presentation/content/logic separation.
>> Too bad there is no implementation available yet.
>
>After having read the doc at the above URL, I would like to add that the
>comparison that is done between XSP and JSP is largely only valid for
>JSP1.0 as JSP1.1 contains functionality to create the same level of
>separation as XSP (I think, not being an XSP expert).
Have to read JSP 1.1 spec, got stuck in version 0.91 with all the <% for(int
i=0;i<tot;i++) %> ;-)
What I like most about XSP is:
+ no programming at all in the XSP page, not even with <pseudoprogramming>
tags
(is this at all possible? have to wait for an XSP implementation to be
sure)
+ no text stream output, the output mechanism is completely
arbritary, the doc. includes an example of passing a SAX handler
to avoid reparsing XML output from the page.
The main problem with ASP/JSP/servlets is their outputstream focus
that makes reparsing the output necessary if you want to chain
XML/XSLT processing stages.
+ Java, JavaScript or any other programming language
Regards
Javier Borrajo
www.tid.es
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