I would say tags can fit perfectly into your architecture, but it dependes on what functionality the tags should deliver.
What kind of tags are you thinking of using ? in short, (I dont know if this will get throug understandably), Tags can be used in many different purpose. Tags that access Database and get you some data for the page are not good for your functionality. Tags that access the JavaBeans that your controler servlets populate (the one u mention), and are only used to render content into the page can be VERY usefull. My point is this, all buisness logic that does not fit into other parts of the model, should stay in the Controler servlets, and presentation logic should stay in JSP pages. hope it helps, regards, Reynir ��r H�bner [EMAIL PROTECTED] cto www.hugsmidjan.is www.reynir.net -----Original Message----- From: Hunter Hillegas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: 26. september 2001 21:37 To: Tomcat User List Subject: Tag Libs And Model 2 Our current Web application uses a model 2 architecture... Requests come into servlets, servlets populate JavaBeans, JSPs display bean contents. I'm very interested in developing tags to make front-end development easier. How do tags fit into this architecture? Is it the same as above, just adding tags in with the JSPs? Hunter
