Re: Re: Migrating away from JSP, etc.
David Corbin <[email protected]> Wed, 1 Oct 2003 19:25:58 -0400
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On Wednesday 01 October 2003 18:19, Justin Akehurst wrote: > On Tue, 30 Sep 2003, David Corbin wrote: \ > > I have to ask, what is making you migrate away from JSP/Struts/Custom > > Tags? > > My beef is mostly with JSP and custom tags. > > I'm finding that they are hard to maintain. You cannot just hand a JSP > either with scriptlet code or custom tags and expect a web monkey that > only knows HTML and flash to figure out how it works. > I can't address this, because I've never worked with a "web monkey" that wasn't also a Java programmer. But I do think they're hard to maintain. > Also, we are delivering cobranded sites, and do not want to write our > engine code more than once for the same thing. A good thing. Separation of business logic from presentation is key, in any technology. > I've heard murmurs of people using Struts and XMLC together but have not > seen anything concrete come from that. Anyone willing to provide us with > some insight on how that works? Googling for anything XMLC related turns > up some really old tutorials and postings from the list, but little else. Actually, I posted about our solution regarding XMLC & Struts just last week (9/22) -- check the archives. (Subject: XMLC and Struts) -- David Corbin <[email protected]>