Kevin Jones wrote:
> If you're a one or two man development team fine, go ahead and use
> scriptlets, but if your doing a large scale development or have somebody
> else design web-pages out of house (which many companies do) then mixing
> Java into an HTML page is a really bad idea. From a page designers point of
> view it is much easier to learn a few new HTML like tags (USEBEAN etc.
> although thay aren't perfect) than to have to learn to write Java, and learn
> how to manage and debug projects
This may be true but if the application was not designed properly (and
more than likely there will be bugs) then regardless what model is used
the project will have to be debugged (and more than likely by a Java
developer).
IMHO both Models are useful in certains situations. The main thing is
the application design.
Gabriel Wong
http://www.ezwebtools.com
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