Hi AnnMarie,
Just my two cents, I don't see any reason why you should convert
servlets without interface into JSPs. It's going to be a servlet anyway
so, why write your code in an html page and discover your sintax
mistakes, for example, in runtime instead of using the compiler for
that? One of the points where I agree with Jason Hunter is that JSP can
be easily misused and get you in trouble, this is, IMHO, one of these
occasions.
Regards,
Dan
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Daniel Lopez Janariz ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Web Services
Computer Center
Balearic Islands University
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O'Meara AnnMarie wrote:
>
> I currently have some Servlets that take form data from the request, update a
> database, and then forward to another page (using res.sendRedirect()).
>
> My question is: is there any reason I should convert them to JSPs? I'm using
> the MVC model (with a generic Controller Servlet) and JSPs + beans to display
> pages to the user, but what about these "invisible" Servlets?
>
> Am I doing something silly or missing something here?
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