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Hmmmm....I still have a hard time buying-in to Jsp solutions. Sorry to
here that you're stuck with it. If you were using something like
WebLogic, then I would remind you of the custom tag-processing
capabilities built-in, which would allow you to create custom objects
for whatever data-source you happen to be using, and allow you to
separate logic from content, which would also help your designers out. I
don't meen to sound like a smart-ass, but it sounds like you're going to
get yourself into a very dissapointing and sticky mess with the route
you're going. You should *hopefully* only have to specificy design
parameters with your custom-tag, and then leave the logic of retrieving
and caching output to your custom object. Go check out www.servlets.com
for a more in-depth explanation than I can give you.
Jesse
Gary Lawrence Murphy wrote:
> A good point, and admittedly it is not the salve for everything, but
> in this particular case, I need arbitrarily complex functions to
> display in the page section, and I need a single solution which will
> fit all the scenarios from small keyword/value substitutions to flow
> control over a data set to coallesced and postprocessed data from
> multiple live sources. JSP gives me one framework that suits all
> these purposes, and that simplifies the page designer's job.
>
> Also, JSP is all I have to work with (I don't own the server) apart
> from re-inventing it in pure Java.
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