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Thanks Craig, you definitely matched my thinking!! I agreed with you and as
you, I didn't want to use WebMacro, FreeMaker (templates) or ECS (component
builder) - aklmost same reasons. \
So I decided to use JSP.
The big question is :
"Is JSWDK 1.0, as the web server, able to handle a large volume web site?"
If the answer is yes, GREAT, I will use it until Jakarta and JServ be ready....
If it is no, should I use ESP (http://www.mindspring.com/~rrocha/esp.html) or
alaJsp (http://coldjava.hypermart.net/) while waiting for Jserv?
Thanks again,
Rodrigo
"Craig R. McClanahan" wrote:
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> * As you know, Apache JServ 1.0 does not support the 2.1 API,
> so it isn't a good platform (right now) for the kind of development
> I'm doing. Jakarta's "Tomcat" server is going to fix that,
> the only question being when.
>
> For all of these reasons, I am personally using JSWDK 1.0 (final release)
> to develop my current and future applications, with the expectation that I
> can deploy on *any* platform that is compatible with the sevlet and JSP API
> standards. The only thing JSWDK doesn't do now that I would really like is
> container-managed security -- but by the time servlet API 2.2 support is
> available, I think you will see a mechanism for that built in to the basic
> servlet container. (If it's not there at the beginning, that's certainly
> something I will work on adding, since Tomcat will be open sourced as
> well.)
>
> Craig McClanahan
>
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