On 05.10.2005, at 18:50, Robert Van Overmeiren wrote:
Well, I've heard what JSPX is and learned how to work with it, so guess
I'll go back to using JSP. I'd incorrectly assumed everbody was going
that way.
With JSPX, besides the different taglib import syntax, and having to
use
'CDATA' for HTML codes, I noticed all single elements have to have a
backslash at the end, which I guess is an XHTML requirement (ie. <img
src="pic.jpg"/>). Also the HTML nesting has to be perfect, or you get a
blank paragraph. With JSP, if you nest an HTML tag wrong, you still get
an output, but it'll be goofed up until you correct the HTML.
At least you can validate your JSPX's
Just make sure that your (Java-) code is outside anything that starts
with JSP and your life gets a lot easier ;-)
- Boris
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