Eduardo Pelegri-Llopart wrote:
>
> Hi Jason:
>
> Jason says...
>
> > I prefer that, just as I prefer how template engines enforce the
> > separation.
>
> I don't understand this. Maybe you expand on it on your paper
> but I do not recall it
Well, the primary method of enforcing is that you can't put arbitrary
code blocks inside the template page. You can make individual method
calls, and put their output into the page if they return any, but you
can't get fancy with code. And because you can't get fancy with code,
the system has been built so you don't need to get fancy with code.
Most all JSP pages written today have far more Java in them than they
should in my opinion.
-jh-
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