At 03:58 PM 1/21/00 +1030, David Bullock wrote:
>What JSP does not do, however, is let your web-designer work with pure
>HTML (unless their editor makes special provision for the JSP tags). It
>also will not let unimaginative people visualise the results of your
>generated content before the servlet is built.
>(snip)
>This is such an important aspect of the development lifecycle, in my
>opinion, that JSP is just not good enough for me.
You seem to be overlooking the most useful addition to JSP1.1 - taglibs.
With a taglib you can define you're own custom tags which can be used in
any html editor.
Simple taglibs could include <bannerad />, <hitcounter />, <bigflashingbox
color="blue">Hello</bigflashingbox>.
Because you can implement them yourself, the possibilities are endless and
they have greatly increased productivity in my organisation where the
developers can define custom tags and simply show the HTML people how to
use them.
-Joe Walnes
Software Architect - Wirestation
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