Hi,
In our application, we use the same set of <select> lists in various JSP's.
The option values for these selects are retrieved from the database at
runtime. Right now, we have a JSP for each of these select tags and we
include these selectJSP's in the various JSPs wherever they are needed like
this:
<jsp:include page="/util/CountyNames.jsp" flush="true">
<jsp:param name="formName" value="propertyInfoCounty" />
<jsp:param name="countyKey"
value="<%=propertyInfo.getCountyFk()%>" />
<jsp:param name="selectable" value="true" />
</jsp:include>
generates:
<select name="propertyInfoCounty">
<option> value=1 </option> "county1"
<option> value=2 </option> "county2"
<option> value=3 </option> "county3"
</select>
My question is, is that ok to include a lot of pages in a JSP
or should I build a taglib with all the selectTags and replace my imclude
pages with the tags instead? What will be the main difference, will there
be any performance
improvement?
Thanks,
Gopi
Thanks,
Gopi
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CoManage Inc.
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