On 12/20/2000 at 5:39 PM Rui Oliveira wrote:
> can someone tell me which one is best: JSP or [regular] Servlets?
All JSPs are actually servlets, and the JSP file is really just another
way to Java source. The container (or one of its helpers) compiles
them into servlets as needed, and then execu
Rui,
Try the following experiment. Put the source code
below into a file called hello.jsp in the /examples/ROOT directory:
<%! String hello; %>
<% hello = "Hello World"; %>
Hello
<%=hello%>
Access this file by using
http://localhost:8080/hello.jsp
in your browser. Now look in the
tomca
Hello,
Joe Laffey wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]">On Wed, 20 Dec 2000, Rui Oliveira wrote:
can someone tell me which one is best: JSP or Servlets?Is there a reason (beside implementatio reasons) to choose one insteadof the other?
Speed... Servlets are faster. They are especially faster if you use
Ultimately JSP will be compiled to servlets...Use JSP for stuff that
requires a lot of text output...formatted output...stuff you would see in a
html page. Use servlets to do backend processing to facilitate jsps.
Personally I don't ever do any output in my servlets. It's to tedious.
Just my o
On Wed, 20 Dec 2000, Rui Oliveira wrote:
> can someone tell me which one is best: JSP or Servlets?
>
> Is there a reason (beside implementatio reasons) to choose one instead
> of the other?
Speed... Servlets are faster. They are especially faster if you use a
ServletOutputStream instead of a Writ
Hi,
If you want to generate lots of HTML, with a little bit of java logic code,
then use jsp, and embed your java logic "in-line".
If you want to do lots of logic/computation, then generate a small amount
of html output, you may wish to use servlets only, and use "print"
statements to create the
JSP's are easier to write. You can also have your Web nerds
design the pages; then you can plug in your jsp tags.
pretty cool.
N
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Title: RE: JSP vs Servlets...
I would suggest to use both.
JSP helps to isolate visual interface (html code) from Middle tier that could be
implemented using Servlets. Then Servlets could call your components (JavaBeans) to access email system, database,...
The implemetation scheme could be
Rui Oliveira wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> can someone tell me which one is best: JSP or Servlets?
>
> Is there a reason (beside implementatio reasons) to choose one instead
> of the other?
>
> Thx in advance
> Rui
There are many reasons why you would want ot use Servlets for
business logic and some
I think JSP + Servlet combination is the ideal to really implement
a three-tier system like:
1) User interface => HTML+JSP
2) Business logic => Servlet
3) Database => someone
I had used only Servlets and my code was strange, with HTML
code into Java servlet code, and now I have had migrating all
c
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