The only thing that comes to mind immediately is that with servlets you can
use the <SERVLET> SSI tag. That's not really possible/relevant with JSP.
Geert 'Darling' Van Damme
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Srihari Chandana
> Sent: vrijdag 24 december 1999 4:31
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> Subject: A basic doubt
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>
> Hi friends,
> Iam quite comfortable using java and jsp.We(me and my team
> mates) developed a web application using jsp and beans.In that we never
> found the need to write a servlet(as the jsp creates one).My
> doubt is, when
> we create a web application, is there anything that CAN be done by a
> SERVLET but not by a JSP? If no, then where is the need to write servlets
> and call them in jsp as some of the queries in the mailing list indicate?
> I hope this is a very valid doubt.Iam expecting some replies to
> this query.
> Regards,
> Chandana.
>
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