From: Jon M. <jo...@te...> - 2006-03-23 13:36:15
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Alexis O'Connor wrote: > Jon Maber wrote: > >> Peter Crowther wrote: >> >>>> From: Jon Maber >>>> By the way - what is a JSP page? Yes, you got it - a servlet. >>>> >>> >>> >>> Then you are using the term 'servlet' in a remarkably idiosyncratic way >>> that will not aid communication with the other software developers on >>> this list. >>> >>> >> JSPs are compiled to Servlet classes. Ie. they build on a well >> established spec. for taking a request and producing a response. >> > > Hmmm... so why don't *we* just use JSPs? Historically because Bodington predates JSP. Theoretically - no good reason not to use them. Practically, quite a lot of careful thought would need to go into it. Basically I'd be very much in favour of JSPs in place of Bodington templates. Jon |