Well, we got a bit different view: servlet in its nature has its own advantage over
JSP. You (close enough) separate your presentation and your business logic and this is
how you develop mission-critical components/applications. We wrote lot of servlet (at
least 10,000 lines/each) and take the approache that having HTML templates loaded into
memory and fill in by tags. The servlets then read the templates and replace the tags
by appropriate values. Reading a JSP page (writtem by some body) is not really a
pleasure work.
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Date: Tue, 23 Nov 1999 16:18:18 -0500
From: AndySoft <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Query on JSP !!
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> A) Is it possible to write an appication in JSP without the usage of
> Servelts or Java Beans?
yes
> B) Is it advisable to go for the development of an application without
> Java Beans and Servelts.
well i guess this is one question which everybody will answer from their
experience, so here is mine. I wrote something like 100 servlets, sizes
varied from very small to 2000-3000 lines, then i discovered jsp and since
then i'm only using jsps with beans, the same projects what i did before
with servlets it would take me now not even half of the time i spent on it
back then. I found that using beans and jsps smartly makes most of the work
spent on the backends very short. I usually write multipage forms,
search-engines which get data from all kinda databases, file upload from
webpage (100MB+ files too) and so on...
AndySoft
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