In the new 1.0 spec, there are the recognizable JSP elements such as
<%@ %>
<%@ include %>
<% %>
etc. etc.
In section 5.6 there is discussion of transforming a JSP page into an XML
document, and it includes a table that shows the equivilents using XML.
However, right below this it states that 'The quoiting rules for JSP 1.0 are
designed to be friendly for hand authoring, they are not valid XML
conventions.'
My questions is: If I, as a programmer, are creating JSP pages, should I be
using the 'standard' JSP elements or should I be using the XML equivilents
defined in this table (the non-standard equivilents!) ? Same question
applies for the web page designers (non-programmers) I work with, when they
create JSP pages.
When would I want to use one over the other?
Thanks in advance,
Mikef
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Mike Fontenot - Object Systems Architect
Polygon Network, Inc.
Golden, CO
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