D J wrote:
Craig, thanks for the quick response. I really like your solution.
Cool.
Now assume I ignore your advice about defining a bean (whose
properties are all of the entry fields on a form) and forwarding it
to initialize the JSP entry form.
Boy, you must have *really* liked it
Hi all,
First of all, I must say I do not have a lot of experience working
with jsp. From a "newbie" point of view, I think that model 1 is easier
to understand and use than model 2.
(Jason said:)
1. Model 2 is poorly explained in the spec. This in itself is a
serious problem.
Can I grab the .class files from the development environment and use
them as normal servlet classes? People here don't like to have source
code in production environments...
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