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  • Subject: RE: Aaron Bartell's RPG/Java comparison
  • From: "Joe Teff" <JoeTeff@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Thu, 15 Feb 2001 23:30:29 -0600
  • Importance: Normal

>>And "seperating business logic from processing layer" is
>>99% buzzword.  I've done it with my app as much as you can
>>with any Java App.

>The separation comes with JSP. Your HTML calls a servlet
>which does the dirty work and then forwards the request
>to a JSP that builds the page.

Actually I think that JSP tag libraries will change this.
Your web page will call a JSP that has custom tags. You
could put 2 lines of code in a JSP that would allow you
to transform XML into whatever. The Java programmer
would create the tag libraries. Basically a tag library
is Java classes written to the tag library spec and
stored in a jar file. The page designer then calls these
Java programs by using html-like syntax. Very powerful.
There was an excellent article about them in the March
JavaPro magazine.

Joe Teff

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