> i wish to have a clear understanding of which to use when. I
understand that
> jsp is better off when i want to seperate the content from the
presentation
> maily because , in case of servlets, all the html tags will have to be
coded
> in out.println()
That is not at all a given. With Servlets, you should still not bury
your HTML in println()... take a look at a templating engine instead.
> However, there must be more guidelines i must look at. Presently my
> requirement is to update multiple records in the database almost
> continuously throughout the day. The database is Oracle 8i and the
clients
> are on the internet.
I can't imagine how this would affect the JSP-Servlet issue. JDBC and
the like will be the same either way.
> i have done some reading about jsp and servlets. Can we at any point
say
> using JSP is better than Servlets or vice versa?
JSPs "compile" in to Servlets. They are semantically just about the
same thing.
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