I agree with Mr. Smith that dumping a working tool because it doesn't fit
the current (albeit valid) programming model. I personally would have
replace (steal) the sql: tags if they were abandoned because I am happily
banging away on a flat two tiered model.
All of my pages that derive from the
On Monday 14 July 2003 06:01, Martin van Dijken wrote:
> Agreed,
>
> I think it a horrific thing to do data manipulation in a JSP tag in the
> first place. Personally I think the whole SQL-taglib is something that
> never should have been invented in the first place.
I used to agree with that stat
I would also like to chime in with my agreement with Henri, Tim, and
Michael. Within the proper context, the tag but you're beating me to the punch.
Thanks!
James
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I agree with Henri and Tim.
Rather than seeing dogmatic rules about "never" and
"always", I prefer to hear the reasons for doing
things and some guidance on when it might be
acceptable to break with convention AND what the
consequences of doing that could be.
I do believe that Model-2 MVC is a
I do exactly the same thing [though I have multiple JSP controllers]. You
still maintain good MVC, without the assumption that Model-2 is some kind
of gospel we must believe in.
I used the sql-taglib of the JSTL and it worked relatively well. Some
issues with choosing DataSources dynamically.
He
One instance it makes sense is if you use a JSP for your controller.
A JSP compiles into a Servlet anyways so sometimes it makes it easier to
write a JSP that is nothing more than controller functionality (no display)
then to write and configure a Servlet.
I know that the SQL taglib saved me HUGE
Cool. Thanks!
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Sent: July 11, 2003 5:18 PM
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Subject: Re: Is there a way for sorting a table in jstl?
Display tag (it works with grids) is very popular, open source on sf.net.
It has sorting, etc. and a
Agreed,
I think it a horrific thing to do data manipulation in a JSP tag in the first place.
Personally I think the whole SQL-taglib is something that never should have been
invented in the first place.
Martin
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