Hey
Javier Borrajo wrote:
> Have to read JSP 1.1 spec, got stuck in version 0.91 with all the <% for(int
> i=0;i<tot;i++) %> ;-)
Agree. Those things are maintenance hogs in absurdum in my experience.
Bleuch...
> 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)
Possible in JSP1.1
> + 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.
Now that is novel, and which is not available in JSP. Not by default
anyway. I suppose it would be possible to send the data between the
layers (content generation -> XSLT transformer -> HTML formatter, for
example) using serialization instead of plaintext. Would improve the
situation somewhat.
> + Java, JavaScript or any other programming language
If taglibs are used you can delegate to scripting languages if you wish,
but having it in by default is better. JSP page programming supports
other languages than Java though, through plugins.
XSP looks very good indeed, I just think that JSP is "more than good
enough", which is enough for me... :-)
/Rickard
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