Hi Pankaj,
I personally isolate JSPs from EJBs by a JavaBean. That makes your JSP file
a lot cleaner because you make more calls to your bean through the
<jsp:useBean...> tag. Your JavaBean holds the logic as well as the calls to
your EJBs. Your jsp file is easier to maintain and easier to read by the
web-designer.
Hope this helps, let me know if I can help more.
Omar Tazi
Senior Product Manager
Java Tools, Oracle Corp.
Phone: (650) 506 5734
Fax: (650) 506 7582
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> Subject: JavaBeans/Scriplets in JSP with EJB's(Debate)
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> Hi ppl!!
>
> We are presently starting the design of a project using : JSP,
> EJB, DB. Now
> we were just wondering about how we should use the EJB's with our JSP's.
> Now according to my present knowledge we could either use
> scriplets or Java
> Beans for interacting with EJB's in our JSP.
> So just wished to know the pro's and con's of both the decisions.
> It would also be good if there is ne pointer to this discussion if it has
> already taken place.
>
> Regards
> Pankaj
>
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