Agreed, reading JSP pages is not an easy deal.
So why we are developed our alaJSP stuff. You can
treat it as a "simplified" JSP and in the same time
avoid using separate templates.
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Well, we got a bit different view: servlet in its nature has its own
advantage over JSP. You (close enough) separate your presentation and
your business logic and this is how you develop mission-critical
components/applications. We wrote lot of servlet (at least 10,000
lines/each) and take the approache that having HTML templates loaded into
memory and fill in by tags. The servlets then read the templates and
replace the tags by appropriate values. Reading a JSP page (writtem by some
body) is not really a pleasure work
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