> But saying that scriplets == business logic is something that I
> cannot accept,
> scriptlets are there to give you access to your business logic
> which is either
> encapsulated in beans [which I don't like] or put in a
> application server layer
> (ejb/corba). Just like
> a normal gui application requires logic to deal with its user
> interface, and
> interact
> with business logic, so does JSP.
Well said.
Ultimately, this is what I find so compelling about Java on the server. If
it was just a matter of generating dynamic content, there are lots of better
tools out there (cold fusion, webobjects, perl, PHP, AOLServer, etc. ) But
Java is really good language for implementing multi-tiered apps.
Servlets/JSP (especially model two) provide a way to build an HTML interface
to those multi-tiered apps with a minimum of effort and in such a way that
is easily maintained.
Rob
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