In my mind, the main difference is that SSI basically means that you have
HTML pages *WITHOUT* any kind of javascript in them. However, the SCRIPLET
tag can be used in the middle of the HTML to call servlets (which in turn
generate HTML output that gets put there dynamically).
JSP actually allows you to intermix javascript and HTML within the document
itself. The javascript might call servlets, or it might just have
conditional logic with little or no use of servlets (other than the JSP
servlets themselves).
Someone please correct or clarify if I'm wrong...
-steve
Cabbar Duzayak wrote:
> Hi;
>
> I am kind of confused about JServSSI and JSP. I would appreciate if
> someone can tell me the difference between two. I mean, both of them
> stores the compiled byte-code at the server (JSP recompiles it if the
> template is changed) and both of them includes the output of the program
> dynamically whenever a request is made to that URL. So what is the
> difference ?
>
> TIA...
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