On Thu, 12 Sep 2002, Gernot Koller wrote: > > Hi! > > First, thanks for your very quick replies to my last question! > > After quite some time discussing and evaluating we made a decision in favor of >cocoon as presentation framework. One major argument for cocoon and against struts >was that in jsp a strict seperation of logic (Java code) and presentation is not >always encouraged. There was also fear that the same issues might apply to xsp and >therefore the decision was made to use cocoon but to avoid the use of xsp. > > I'm very new to cocoon and by now only have a very vague idea about xsp and issues >that might arise using xsp. So what do you think ? Is it a bad idea to use cocoon but >not use xsp ? Is it generally possible to compare jsp and xsp in that way? Or are >these fears inappropiate? > In general, it doesn't matter what thechnology you use. XSP does not provide separation of logic and presentation, the use of XML does this. If you use JSP to generate XML and generate HTML from that XML you will have the same degree of separation as with XSP. The main advantage between JSP and XSP is that XSP encourages the generation of valid XML.
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