CONVOLUTED? Sorry Tomm, but IMHO an applet would be 3x more
convoluted. And the user would have to wait for that thing to load.
Also, the age old debate: you compound the user browser settings issues.
And refresh. And the pain of debugging of the applet. And you're mixing logic in
your view. And you still can not make those menus dynamic, unless you hit the DB
anyway, so back to square 1. etc. Ad Nauseum.
I have
built enough applets to know never to touch one again, if I can help it.
JSP is
the way to go. Code and unit test the logic in <1 hr and then let
your web designers deal with colors etc. MVC all the way! Again, as I said
before -- IF AND ONLY IF you can afford the user waiting between steps of A, B,
C (or if you want those menus dynamic).
Greg
____________________________________________________-----Original Message-----Greg Nudelman wrote:
From: Tomm Carr [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, October 18, 2002 1:23 AM
To: JDJList
Subject: [jdjlist] RE: JSP TAGS Interaction
Wouldn't a simple applet do the job without all the page reloading and convoluted JSP code?Young Jedi, path to the Dark Side of Programming that way lies!Afraid, you will be!Better way, there is:
Tomm
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