expense of includes - JSP vs SSI

I am trying to figure out the best way to include a header and footer on every page on a web site which includes both JSP's and static HTML files. There are a couple of options, the simplest of which is to use the JSP include directive %@ include file="/header.jsp" % or the SSI directive

Re: expense of includes - JSP vs SSI

Adam Rossi wrote: I am trying to figure out the best way to include a header and footer on every page on a web site which includes both JSP's and static HTML files. There are a couple of options, the simplest of which is to use the JSP include directive %@ include file="/header.jsp" % or the

JSP vs SSI

What's the advantages of using JSP over Server Side Includes and vice versa? Both JSP and SSI can receive parameters in the URL, so what is the difference between a JSP page and an HTML page with an SSI that calls a servlet (whose Service method contains the java code of the JSP)? One reason

Re: JSP vs SSI

"Yee, Darren H" wrote: What's the advantages of using JSP over Server Side Includes and vice versa? Both JSP and SSI can receive parameters in the URL, so what is the difference between a JSP page and an HTML page with an SSI that calls a servlet (whose Service method contains the java code