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  3. March 2009

Re: netbeans & tomcat

Thanks Joe Sam

I'm familiar with php and asp, so the jsp idea seems familiar. Doesn't
mean it's the way to go though. I'll spend some time with RichRaces this
weekend. Thanks for the tip.

Joe Sam Shirah wrote:

Hi Pete,

Let me make a suggestion. I believe you'll be much better off not
dealing with JSP, if for no other reason than you can start off not
mixing code with html. I know it sounds ( and initially feels ) cool,
but believe me, at some point you will have maintenance problems,
modularity problems, etc.

My own preference is JSF with Facelets ( see the Resources section of
my devWorks article "An introduction to RichFaces" at:
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/web/library/j-richfaces/index.html for
some links ) but there are other possibilities as well. Do some
frameworks research and decide for yourself. Or, use JSP and check in a
year or two from now with your feelings about the state of your
applications...unless you have incredible discipline, of course.


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