Yes, it is technically possible. JSPs are translated to servlets anyway, so
you should be able to do anything in a servlet that you can do in a JSP.
The more important consideration is why you would want to. Using a
combination of Servlets and JSPs allows you to segregate responsibilities,
makes your code easier to read and debug, and allows you to more easily unit
test your code.
On Mon, Feb 15, 2010 at 8:43 AM, kizito wrote:
> people i am really new and seeking for help.
> I have a project in app engine application. i have started by reading
> on the net but i cant get thing right.
>
> I see code in servlet is the same with code in jsp
>
> My question is that, is it possible to use Jsps with javabeans without
> using servlets to develop applications?
>
> somebody help
>
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