hmm... i've recently been looking for a server-side "XML" -> HTML-parser:
ie, you have the definitions for the custom-tags stored in a separate file,
and thus, you can very easily change the layout for different user-profiles
or whatever suits your needs & preferences. so, Q being; is this possible
with jsp taglibs? i've been looking for documents & tutorials on the
internet describing the use of taglibs, but i've been unable to locate any -
perhaps anyone of you got some url:s lying around?

cheers,
//adrian

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Subject: Why use Java Beans?


I'm finding it difficult to fully grasp the benefit of using Java beans with
a MVC JSP/servlet architecture. I am more keen to use JSP taglibs and <%=
expressions %> to represent data in my pages. <jsp:usebean> was a mechanism
that was present in the JSP spec before taglibs were introduced in JSP 1.1.

Java Beans may have more necessity within servlets that being called
directly from within a JSP page.

Does anyone have any arguments for the usage of JavaBeans (as opposed to
regular objects in a servlet) in a web-based project?

Thanks,
Philip Weaver

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