That's a good point, but what about when your scriptlets are controlling the
presentation? Ie. you've got dynamic row changes, or entirely different
tables of output being displayed depending on a flag on the request
(assuming you can't generecize the output) - and the designer needs to
change
Chris -
Assenza, Chris wrote :
I generally would not let [Designers] edit JSP's at all taglibs or not,
unless they had experience with JSP or ASP.
Yikes. ;-) I agree partially - I too have a dim view that Designers can
effectively modify JSP files w/ or w/o taglibs. But I think that in an
Greg,
I think you are exagerating a bit when you say that Struts
taglibs--and other taglibs--introduce, in essence, yet another language
that we all have to learn. Comparing a handful of scripting tags that,
for the most part, correspond directly to existing html tags to the
learning of
,
and the developer gets to focus on development.
--John Kusch
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From: Bill Clinton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2001 2:10 PM
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Subject: Re: Taglibs decrease the separation between designer and
developer?
Greg,
I think you are exagerating
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Subject: RE: Taglibs decrease the separation between designer and developer?
That's a good point, but what about when your scriptlets are controlling
the
presentation? Ie. you've got dynamic row changes, or entirely
the separation between designer and
developer?
Greg,
I think you are exagerating a bit when you say that Struts
taglibs--and other taglibs--introduce, in essence, yet another language
that we all have to learn. Comparing a handful of scripting tags that,
for the most part, correspond directly
Bill Clinton wrote:
The line between designer and developer is a blurry one and differs
in most organizations. But in my last few postions, my experience has
been that HTML proficiency is no longer a given for web designers.
Macromedia Dreamweaver seems to be the tool of choice for most
, MO
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From: Greg Maletic [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2001 3:07 PM
Subject: RE: Taglibs decrease the separation between designer and developer?
Hi, Bill--
I completely agree that Struts Taglibs are much cleaner than the pure
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