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> I don't know much about JSP at this time.
> But i want to separate the HTML code from the java code.
> I don't want to generate the HTML code inside a Servlet because
> maintainabillity isn't easy this way.
> I heard that you can store the HTML (layout) inside JSP and then
> let the Servlet engine serve those JSP.
> Can this be done with JServ , who parses the JSP's then?
> or must i wait for tomcat?
yes, that is exactly what it does. imo, it does a pretty good job of
separating logic from content if u can keep as much of the content and as
little of the logic in the jsp pages and most of the logic in java code.
it also makes it really easy to unit test the java code.
btw, jsp is avail @ http://www.klomp.org/gnujsp
regs,
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Nimret Sandhu
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http://nimret.penguinpowered.com
Vitessa Corp.
http://www.vitessa.net
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