Keith,
I don't know how long you have been reading this mailing list but I posted
information about model 2 on Friday.
At the end of the day if you need so much convincing why not try some things
out yourself and compare what you know with what you discover? If the
arguments others have provided you with haven't been convincing enough I can
only suggest you try things out for yourself.
Dan
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> From: Keith Kwiatek[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Reply To: Keith Kwiatek
> Sent: Monday, March 15, 1999 6:49 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: follow up: What is so great about JSP?
>
> The dexios templates that I referenced, do not "compile" the template in
> the
> sense that JSP compiles a template. "parse" would be a better word. AND it
> only
> parses it ONCE.... The dexios method provides for true code/html
> seperation (an
> html person could only manipulate html macro tags), and I think is much
> more
> intuitive --although not nearly as sophisticated as JSP.
>
> My purpose for mentioning it was not to say it was overall better than JSP
> (not
> nearly). But rather, that it provides a simple, and fast means of
> seperating
> html from servlet code that works VERY well, -- with minimal
> overhead.........I
> am just trying to get a grasp on JSP benifits+performance....I have
> learned that
> the JSP beans do provide significant functionality....if only someone
> could
> point me in the direction of an example of a Model 2 JDBC servlet/JSP bean
> page!!!!!
>
> Keith
>
>
>
>
>
> >> The tutorial says the dexios templates are compiled. I didn't read much
> >> further than that. If it's the compilation you're worried about, jsp is
> >> supposed to do the compilation only once for each page (until the a
> page
> >> is modified). I don't think this would take long.
> >
> >Maybe I'm mistaken, but I was under the impression that the
> >compilation of pages is supposed to benefit performance. Compiling
> >each page once means that there isn't some servlet parsing
> >HTML pages for every request. I'm still learning the technical
> >side of servlets/JSP, but without page compilations, a servlet
> >would have to interpret each page and use the Reflection API to
> >interpret each page. This presumably would be slower than
> >just running a pre-compiled servlet that knows how to handle one
> >task.
> >
> >Rick Sanders
> >
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