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on 5/5/2000 1:40 PM, Crook, Charles <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> But if you are forced to use jsdk 2.0, what other choice is there?
As I said...you can do the same functionality in a very clean way with
Turbine.
<http://java.apache.org/turbine/>
You can also call the servlet directly using Class.forName().newInstance()
and then calling the service() method. That is an ugly hack though.
Advocating the use of deprecated methods is a bad idea. Using them is an
even worse idea, especially if you design a framework that depends on them.
p.s. when you reply to an email, only copy the relevant portions, not the
entire thing. it keeps the archived digests cleaner.
-jon
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