I got good info on url encoding.
Next Question: Tag Libraries
Tag Libraries seem to be an excellent way of separating business logic from
presentation withing JSP.
After implementing the class that extends TagSupport and making the XML tag
descriptor, are you then ready to use the tag after establishing the taglib
directive?
Would it be fair to say that tag libraries offer a more flexible way of
achieving this separation?
Are there fundamental differences between the abilities of beans and tag
libraries? I get the impression that without JSP scripting, the point of
the useBean tag is to access and mutate properties, whereas tag libraries
can provide general purpose functionality from a tag interface. However,
while beans can be written to perform more general purpose functions, how
far can you go without using property access/change-driven side-effect
programming or scriptlets to access other methods?
Basically, beans vs tag libraries, the when and why.
Thanks!
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