> Problem:
> JSP is becoming too complex.
> The current vision as discussed emphasizes "model
> 2".
Agree - Model 1 should be the emphasized Model for two reasons:
1)Model 2 hinders bean interoperability. A bean written for Model 2 can only
be used with its Model 2 servlet.
2) Model 2 is more difficult for newbies because you need to know how to
write a servlet, how to dispatch or redirect, etc.
> d) elminate attempt at an additional programming
> language as seen in 0.92
> Use scriptlets. Do not overcomplicate
> the interface use JAVA and
> scriptlets instead of creating a tangent language.
> 1. remove "LOOP" use <%for(xxxx){%> html <%}%>
disagree
> 2. remove "property" concept in favor of
> <%=beanname.getXXXX%>
Partial agreement - JSP 1.0 should definitely use dot notation and simply
call the methods for the following reasons:
1) 90% of professional HTMLers are familiar with x.functionName()
2) Few on this planet ever saw bean:property before JSP.
3) differences in capitalization bean:property retrieves bean.getProperty()
with a capital P. I haven't tried bean:Property, so perhaps this is less of
an issue.
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JSPs need the HttpServletResponse object to allow logging and increased
performance through writing directly to the PrintWriter.
LOGGING
The error directive thing is kinda neat, but why oh why is it required?
PERFORMANCE/PrintWriter
If JSPs are required to use String getX(); all textual information must be
converted to a String which I believe creates significantly more objects and
requires significantly more garbage collection. I'd love to hear other
people's thoughts on this.
have a good weekend.
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