Rony,
On 4/24/21 13:23, Rony G. Flatscher (Apache) wrote:
Hi there,
how about something like:
Apache Tomcat: Enabling Scripting Languages in JSPs
The Java Server Page (JSP) technology allows Java programmers to write
webserver applications by
injecting Java code into HTML or XML pages which then get translated into
Java programs,
compiled and executed each time a client request refers to that JSP. This
presentation
introduces a new taglib which makes it possible to use any Java scripting
language (exploiting
either the Java scripting framework or the Apache Bean Scripting
framework) in JSPs in addition
to or instead of Java thereby serving client requests in the client's
request thread. The taglib
allows among other things to fetch the script code from files and invoke
such programs with the
Servlet's service method arguments (request and response).
Would such a presentation be of interest to the audience?
I would definitely submit that to the ApacheCon @Home
Call-for-Presentations. Proposals are evaluated by a bunch of different
people. most presentations I've seen come across in the past have been
accepted.
-chris
On 01.04.2021 21:13, Christopher Schultz wrote:
All,
ApacheCon @Home is coming to your city/town/village/hamlet/countryside this
September 21 - 23.
Like last year's event, this one will be virtual, so there is no need to book
travel/accommodations or potentially arrange for time-off from work. You don't
even need to wear
pants if you don't want to.
The Call for Presentations is open NOW. Please submit your Tomcat (or other!)
related presentation
on this site:
https://acah2021.jamhosted.net/
Feel free to browse the Presentations Page[1] on the Tomcat web site for some
idea of what
presentations have been given in the past. Anything related to Tomcat, servlet
(etc.) specs, Java
web application development, etc. would be considered in-scope for the Tomcat
track. There are
many other tracks planned as well.
Yous presentation does /not need to be completed/ when you submit your idea. So
if you have an
idea, go ahead and submit it. You will have a few months to build your idea
into a presentation.
If you have any questions, please send a message to the users@ list with
"ApacheCon" in the
subject. Please don't email me individually unless you have a question that
cannot be answered by
anyone but me. My reply would go to the users@ list anyway, so you may as well
post the question
to the list in the first place :)
Thanks,
-chris
[1] https://tomcat.apache.org/presentations.html
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