Hello everyone,
I agree wholeheartedly with Luther's aim of reducing
unnecessary, tedious & errorprone typing.
Jon's ECS solution does not achieve that goal, because
it involves a lot of extra typing (e.g. many out.println
statements are simply replaced with many addElements).
Of course ECS is useful for other purposes.
Luther has identified a much-needed feature that
would benefit us all.
We should be wary of the "Real Java Programmers
don't ... " reaction. The key questions are those of
utility and non-duplication.
Raphael Gillett
jon * wrote:
> > Probably it's not just servlet having the problem.
> > I found java in general not handy at handling the
> > println method to print out a block of text for example.
> >
> > It's very easy in perl to print out a block of text like
> > print <<THEEND
> > what ever the text
> > .....
> > THEEND
> >
> > but with Java, you have to print out each line...
> > and I also found println("( " + variabel + ") " + variable + "some text" );
> > is hard to read.
>
> <http://java.apache.org/ecs/>
>
> No more out.println!!!!
>
> -jon
>
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