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From: Eduardo Pelegri-Llopart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: custom tags, xmlc, scalability (was: when to use bean..)
> Custom tags are very flexible; most of the standard tags of JSP 1.0 can
> be described as custom tags, and many JSP vendors are providing their
> own tag libraries to help their customers. The APM team is using tag
> libraries in several places, for example there is one set that provides
> integration with the EJB objects, and another that is used to construct
> the MVC controller. I am currently using a few simple tags to write the
> conformance tests for JSP implementations.
I'd be very interested to see some of those tags/tag-libraries,
especially the EJB ones. Any idea when/if those will be released to the
public? (what does APM stand for, anyway? Application Programming Model?)
I'm going to be integrating with EJB's in the web app I'm developing and
I haven't decided whether it makes sense to connect to the EJB's within the
JSP page (with or without custom tags) or if the EJB's should be set up by a
servlet and merely read by the JSP. RemoteException handling seems like it
will be a pain within the JSP, as well.
Brien Voorhees
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