Thinks, I shall look now it. Poitras Christian wrote: > > Hi, > > You can see JSP as being close to an HTML page. It is better if you never > put any scripting in a JSP (being <% %>). > Many frameworks exists to simplify the use of JSP in an MVC framework. > Strust and Stripes are only a few examples. > In Struts you would put you database calls in Action class, in Stripes it > is an ActionBean. > > In both cases, you may want to put your database calls into a service > class. The service methods would then be called by you Action/ActionBean > class. > > You are better of reading about MVC framework (Stripes site at > http://www.stripesframework.org/display/stripes/Home is nice) and > programming Patterns. > > Christian > >
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