At 09:22 PM 8/27/99 +, Scott Ferguson wrote:
JSP 1.0 already allows other scripting languages. That's what the
%@ page language=javascript % is for. Resin (http://www.caucho.com)
supports
both Java
and JavaScript as valid JSP 1.0 languages.
I may have missed it, but I don't see
Doesn't this question highlight the importance of supporting at least one
scripting language for scriptlets? (I'm not counting Java as a scripting
language.) It seems to me that at least some users of JSP should not have
to understand the distinction between reference equality and content
What plans are there to allow scripting languages in the next JSP spec?
Will the vendors be able to decide which languages they support (given that
they must support Java at a minimum)?
Actually, support for alternative scripting languages is explicitly
allowed in the current 1.1 spec (see
Steve Odendahl wrote:
What plans are there to allow scripting languages in the next JSP spec?
Will the vendors be able to decide which languages they support (given that
they must support Java at a minimum)?
JSP 1.0 already allows other scripting languages. That's what the
%@ page
