I don't think you should compare JSP and XML.
The problem with JSP is that it uses the ASP "hacks" ( i.e. the <% syntax )
instead
of XML tags. If you change that and add a DTD - JSP will be XML.
It is easy to write a JSP parser that implements SAX ( there are 2 already
there),
and you can use JSP + XML without any problems ( I don't think any JSP
implementation
"validates" the page to HTML - you can embed JSP tags in any kind of document
you want).
The real question is JSP vs. XSL.
Costin
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