Pere;
Some of your questions are a little ambiguous without
knowing what your are comparing JSP to.
>>Does JSP overload the server ?
The question here is, relative to what ? The overhead
is negligibly higher than that of servlets, and only
so because if the JSP source file changes, the JSP
engine recompiles it [once]. Other than that, it is
basically a servlet. Consider ASP where the page is
compiled every time it is invoked, leading to
considerable higher overhead on the server.
>>Does JSP overload the client ?
No.
>>Is really useful for small web sites (whith static
data)?
If you have completely static data, you probably do
not need any sort of server side engine other than an
HTTP sever to fork out static HTML pages, so again,
the question would be, useful relative to what ?
>> Does anybody know any technical FAQ or mailing
list?
http://java.sun.com/products/jsp/faq.html
//Nicholas
--- Pere Soler Rubi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Hi to all,
<br>We are thinking about designe of a web site. We
don't know what are
the advantages that JSP offers. We have read all the
Sun's stuff, but we
need some in depth information. Our questions are:
<ul>
<li>
Does JSP overload the server ?</li>
<li>
Does JSP overload the client ?</li>
<li>
Is really useful for small web sites (whith static
data)?</li>
<li>
Does anybody know any technical FAQ or mailing
list?</li>
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Thank u in advace.</html>
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