jsp's are optionally post-processed into servlets after which
all subsequent executions offer all the benifits of a servlet ...
cuz it *is* a servlet.
jsp's can, with some implemenations, be pre-compiled and
deployed which translates to zero translation cycles. changes
to the jsp contents, on the other hand, can trigger a one-time
servlet creation/compliation cycle.
jsp's provide a means by which to not embed html within
servlet or other server side java code and likewise a means
by which the amount of java code exposed in the jsp page
is greatly reduced, possibly to nill, dependent upon the
development teams style/needs/constraints/etc.
hope this helps,
- james
"Frank D. Greco" wrote:
> If JSP's are basically post-processed into Servlets, what
> are the real advantages of JSP's?
>
> Frank G.
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