JSP compiles macro-filled pages into servlets which then interact with
Java Beans or deal with form vars or their own internals. I believe that
they can interface with other servlets, but they don't have to do so(at least
no more than any other servlet has to).
I looked at the site you recommended. What is the difference? The
templates get 'compiled' into something (servlets?) and then they get
run via some calling mechanism (sevlet API?). Correct me if I'm wrong?
Has anyone on the list tried or know anything about ChiliSoft ASP? It is
an ASP implmentation that runs on UNIX. I've got a large java code base
that it would need to interact with.
-A
On Sun, 14 Mar 1999, Keith Kwiatek wrote:
> I am just starting into JSP, so please do correct me, but it seems that
> there is a JSP servlet that implements a template macro language (among
> other things), which in interfaces with other servlets to provide "HTML
> seperation" from the code. BUT, why would you want the expense of a servlet
> calling another servlet?
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