I suspect he is hoping to avoid paying the significant fees associated
with retaining the services of large consulting firms with significant
JSP experience... :-)
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MS' arguments that ASP may perform well in certain environments (MS NT
IIS
with MS SQL 7) seem reminiscent of PC developer's defending dBase...
ultimately, product viability rests in advantages, not in yeah'but
arguments.
I'm far from a raving MS fan, but I will point out that ASP apps
I second the question... I would like to use JSP as a general-purpose
templating engine, in contexts other than outputting the result to a web
page.
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From: "Stefano Andreani" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, June 26, 2000 6:05 AM
Subject:
The biggest weakeness I see with XSLT based output is that, frankly, it
requires a very technical person to understand the nuances of XSLT.
That doesn't jive with the idea of a graphic-arts-oriented HTML
development staff working on the page designs while the development
teams works on the
I have been working with the VisualAge products for a short time and
have found success rather quickly with the VisualAge products.
Although
I am an IBM employee, I am new to Java and Server Side development. I
have
VAJ is a very slick IDE in general, but I don't think it is all that
well
(with the 2 Ariba servers running on my machine). 1 is Web Logic
application server there fore I will be using the WebLogic's
implementation
of JSP.
I will offer up IBM VisualAge for Java as a highly non-optimal solution
for JSP development. My gripe is that it keep Java code quite
The real key is that the browser is simply not the best platform for
delivering interactive applications over the Internet. Many companies
realize this, but many more think that a browser is a good tool for
doing
applications. They are generally wrong. The best Internet
applications
these
Or do I need to tell the users of my system that they have to download
JWDK
to be able to run JSP1.1 / Servlet2.2?
Basically; on a stripped computer with only a webserver which can
support
JSP1.1 and Servlets2.2 what is the minimum package I need to put up on
that
machine? Does anybody
With JSP in there, Java code will need to be compiled at runtime. So if
you are using the JRE, you are going to need the relevant files to
compile Java anyway. I don't know what is in what package.
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From: "Kevin Duffey" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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i wish to have a clear understanding of which to use when. I
understand that
jsp is better off when i want to seperate the content from the
presentation
maily because , in case of servlets, all the html tags will have to be
coded
in out.println()
That is not at all a given. With Servlets,
Now here's another take on this issue. Who is working on the project
and
what are their skills? Our company had (has) a problem where we have
alot of
ASP programmers and we are looking at a few projects that will require
the
ability to handle a killer load (milions a day if we're lucky).
I have not tried in it production, but I have heard that it has been
relatively slow. That may be fixed in the 3.0 version. I have been
working with Resin as well, and it seems quite good.
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