agreed. That is a why we are developing/using our own stuff: alaJSP
have look at
http://coldjava.hypermart.net
http://coldjava.hypermart.net/servlets/alaJSP.htm
- translated to HTML text (not to servlet)
- script language is still JavaScript
- allows to use any java classes (at the first
Hi,
I have implemented some of the components available in Microsofts ASP as
Java Beans and used these components in JSP. In doing so I found that the
Bean concept in JSP has severe limits. I would like to hear your opinions
about my thoughts:
1. Using only the three actions useBean,
Volker Turau wrote:
Hi,
I have implemented some of the components available in Microsofts ASP as
Java Beans and used these components in JSP. In doing so I found that the
Bean concept in JSP has severe limits. I would like to hear your opinions
about my thoughts:
JavaBeans are primarily
Volker Turau wrote:
[snip]
I thought scripts should only be the "glue" between beans. Scripts
should be simple, i.e. JavaScript type. The fact that you can access a
property in two ways (%= name.getPName() % and jsp:getProperty
name="name" property="pName"/) is confusing for a non
