take a look at http://www.servlets.com Jason Hunt did an article on JSP and the
alternatives, his case - other serlvet solutions provided cleaner seperation of
presentation and logic, there's also a follow-up article discussing the feedback
he received.
rgds
faizal
Vikram Gokhale wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am currently involved in performance improvement efforts for a project
> which uses servlets. As one of the parts of this exercise I am also looking
> at JSP option in place of servlets. But as I understood JSP there is no
> performance improvement which can be achieved using JSP over servlet. This
> is because JSP gets converted into servlet code itself.
>
> What I was thinking initially is that only java code is converted into class
> and not the static part in the jsp. But even static html elements are
> wrapped in the servlet response. The advantage with JSP is less coding. You
> save yourself from the efforts of wrapping entire html code using response
> object using out.println() statements. This is no doubt much more
> convinient.
>
> But as per my knowledge this can also be done to some extent using SSI
> Server Side Include ). Then why there is so much hype of jsp when code
> becomes unreadable and difficult to debug?
>
> Can anyone tell me whether JSP has any advantages when it comes to
> performance. Could it be that Web Server will generate servlet code from jsp
> which will be efficient that programmer writing it?
>
> Many thanks,
> Vikram.
>
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