Hey Eduardo,

> Note that the JSP 1.1 spec still does not require any JSP engine to
> accept XML mappings of the scripting elements.  We have not seen a big
> need for this, we have not yet had the time to debug the mapping, and we
> are awaiting the basic "plumbing XML APIs".  Bottom line: JSP1.1+.

Yes, but nothing in the JSP 1.1 spec stops engines from implementing it. XML is too
important to ignore and its match with JSP is great, providing additional seperation
between content and presentation.

Luckily, I'm using Orion (http://www.orionserver.com) which supports both XML JSP:s and
integrates nicely with LotusXSL to get XML->HTML transformation for non-XML-able 
clients,
or XML->WML to provide support for WAP phones browsing the site.

>

>
> Hope this helps,

I'm sorry, but the fact that the spec doesn't mandate XML support won't help me use 
SJSP
with XML JSP:s ;)

Cheers,
Karl Avedal

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