Scott Ferguson wrote:
> "Kirkdorffer, Daniel" wrote:
>
> >
> > So an example of the above might be a query that returns 800 rows. Here is
> > basically what I do (note: I do this stuff in a servlet, because that's the
> > way I architect my JSP systems - JSP>Servlet>JSP):
>
> That's an intereting architecture. I understand the Servlet -> JSP, but what is
> the first JSP doing? Is it just a jsp:forward to the appropriate servlet so your
> URLs are more sensible?
>
What I think Dan is saying is that the input form is a JSP page, which *submits* it's
values to a servlet (that is, the <form action="xxx"> URL points at a servlet). The
servlet then does whatever processing is required, stores beans, and then forwards to
a JSP page to display the results. This forwarding can be done with
RequestDispatcher.forward(), as long as the servlet engine is 2.1-compatible or
later.
I use the same approach, for the purpose of separating business and presentation
logic.
> Scott Ferguson
> Caucho Technology
>
Craig McClanahan
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