Hi Dan,
I agree with you that a servlet could do the work as well but I also think that
- It could be useful to have the script-like behaviour of the JSP pages, while
developing in particular.
- The import file facility is very useful and flexible. I am using it to share
common pieces of code and data (i.e. configuration data and session beans)
through the different pages of my application and I'd like to use the same
approach for my binary pages too.
Thank you and everyone else who kindly answered my questions.
Iacopo
Daniel Lopez wrote:
> Hi Iacopo,
>
> Following my answer in the "Servlets or JSP" thread... why would you use
> a JSP page to do this when there's almost no GUI at all? Wouldn't it be
> better to do the same thing with a servlet and if anything goes wrong
> forward the request to an error page(if you want any possible GUI to be
> out of the servlet)?. That's the approach I'm using and I'm quite happy
> with it, so is there any advantage in using JSP in this case that I'm
> not aware of?
> Regards,
> Dan
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> Daniel Lopez Janariz ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
> Web Services
> Computer Center
> Balearic Islands University
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