The article doesn't really reflect on the technology as much as it does on the
laziness of the people using it. To many people are easily tempted to store
application logic in JSP's which not the greatest idea. JSP's are a dynamic way to
create UI's, but have the same caveats as traditional UI's, you don't want to put
application logic at the view level. So, to alleviate some of your concerns, I
wouldn't use that article as grounds to discourage you from using JSP's but I would
encourage you to use that article to keep from making mistakes which will cost you
when you or someone else wants to change the logic behind your application.
Regards,
Fz
Simon Holm wrote:
> I planning to use JSP because I find some strong argument; the platform
> independence, stability (less downtime) and scalability. The problem is
> that have any knowledge in Java (I have some ASP and VBScript
> knowledge). So I plan to spend a lot of time and a lot of effort in
> practising Java programming. Then I find this negative argument in this
> article:
>
> http://www.servlets.com/soapbox/problems-jsp.html
>
> I would like some expert comments on this. Thanks!
>
> Regards,
> Simon Holm
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