There needs to be a separation of layers and servlets/JSPs work
together to achieve that separation. In addition, it's not a matter of
one versus the other, IMO, there is too much html in servlets and too
much Java code in JSPs.
Have you read anything on MVC -Model I, II, or III?
A quick google search will yield the results you're seeking.
----- Original Message -----
From: roy woods <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wednesday, April 18, 2001 8:51 am
Subject: Servlet versus JSP
> Hi
>
> With JSP can you not forget servlets altogether and do
> all your web programming needs in JSP. What do you
> think? I know you can use both servlet and jsp and
> have your servlet call jsp and the vice versa but what
> about if you do away with servlets in favour of JSP.
> Any ideas?
>
> Roy--
>
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