I dunno .. i mean i found the ability to seperate presentation and
processing logic pretty helpful. I have posted this before, but the
following snippet could perhaps illustrate it better :
<%@ taglib ur="web-inf/taglib.tld" prefix="custom" %>
<custom:Employee id="request.getParameter('empno')" />
<table align=center>
<tr>
<td>Empno
<td>Ename
<td>Designation
</tr>
<td><%=empno %>
<td><%=ename %>
<td><%=design %>
</tr>
</table>
personally, i havent seen a better way in which i can reduce the amount of
code seen by my designer. The best part is that we had an entire Enteprise
product UI based on the above style (with much more variations) whose tags
we have made generic by now ..
Just my view point !!
Mayuresh
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Hi all,
I don't see any reason using taglibs, because using taglibs we are
really complicating the work flow of the program. Rather than it is better
to use beans for writing business logic and embed very little java code in
the jsp. In this way the development is really faster. Does any body has
another idea?.
Regards
Raghu
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