we are using J2J servlet for server side Java and
JavaScript integration. It is a good fit for our
tasks. All what we need it is an access in JavaScript
to some server based calculations (mostly Resultset
from JDBC calls :-). So using DOM we can avoid
big screens redrawing.
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In my opinion, this could be a good way to fullfil
most of the objectives:
Javascript should be known from designers, see
argument form the older
Netscape Javascript Server Side (but SSJS is very
limited in Netscape). I
like Javascript because we can share libraries between
client and server,
focusing on one technology, ...
Javascript is not so bad: very close to JAVA, some
object orientation
mechanism (under used), regular expressions, ... and
we can have fun with it
... and FESI is really a very good package 100% ECMA
compliant, with the
capabilty to define any custom extension.
One of the most interesting feature is the liveconnect
technology: It
consist of accessing java objects form/to javascript.
We can access Java
object, and fields in their native syntax, call public
methods from
javascript, using the java syntax, access to all java
classes without
....
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