Helios,
I think it's not up to a taglib to judge how it should be used. As you
mentioned, sql and xml are useful for small apps, and so would be a POP3
taglib. For instance, you could write a simple page that queries the
POP3 server and shows a summary of your messages, without downloading
them.
Good point.
Anyway, I suscribe that sql & mailer wouldn't be in custom tags (or only
for small and not scalable apps).
A web-designer wouldn't be allowed to send or receive email. If he/she
does it, he/she is a web-app-designer (an architect). Real web designers
only have to decide about how
True, but you could say that about a lot of tags (sql, xml, mailer) and
just passing back a simple list of messages on a POP3 account is
something that you might want to let a Web designer do with a taglib if
it is to be straightforward.
Digby
Andrew Petro wrote:
I'm not at all surprised that t
> I'm not at all surprised that there isn't one, since, IMHO, this is
> not something that you should be doing from within a JSP page in the
> first place. You'd be much better off putting this kind of code in a
> servlet than in a JSP.
IMHO, you'd be even better off putting this kind of code into
On Tue, 28 Sep 2004 19:03:00 +0100, Digby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I may have missed it, but I've search Google for ages - is there are
> good taglib for reading POP3 accounts?
>
> I'm very surprised thare aren't tons of them, and that there isn't a
> Jakarta Taglib one. The only one
Hi,
I may have missed it, but I've search Google for ages - is there are
good taglib for reading POP3 accounts?
I'm very surprised thare aren't tons of them, and that there isn't a
Jakarta Taglib one. The only one I could find was the ColdTags one,
which I didn't like much (it doesn't seem very
