Joe Barefoot wrote: >Finally, Java is founded on the notions of layers in the first place--API >and layer are synonymous. I suppose your colleage would rather not use the >Servlet API at all, since you can just work directly with the >request/response in *Java*? JSP is a presentation layer--would he rather >just stick to Servlets and write directly to the response? > You know what's insane? People do that! They think saving 2 seconds (some do) is worth all the extra hassle of actually coding HTML as out.println(...) statements. Now, don't ask about maintenance, as speed is of the utmost concern. Why? I have no clue! LOL My wife actually works for a shop that went away from JSPs for presentation - has no MVC ideas at all - and ... man I'm glad I don't have her job :-) I'd probably get the boot after I told them what I thought about their approach. She's not as forward as am I though, so she just plucks along churning out things lol. Be scared - people do this :-O
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