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> From: Brad Stone > > I don't know who wrote the rule that having HTML in your RPG > or any CGI is bad. It's not. It's simply an opinion that > someone gave at one time. Most likely to sell a product or > service. Well, I never said "HTML in RPG is bad", but I did say that mixing application logic with HTML formatting is architecturally unsound, for any number of reasons. But I always say things like that. Silly me, always wanting things maintainable and extendable. Like, for instance, I say that SQL code in your client is architecturally unsound. People take this to mean that I say SQL is bad. It's not. But putting direct references to table and column names in a client program is a bad idea. Wrappering those references inside an object takes away some of that problem, using a message-based server eliminates it. In the HTML case, if your HTML is properly contained in factory objects, it's not such a bad thing. Carrying that idea further, if it's completely abstracted out to a JSP, it's even better. But hey, that's me and that's my idea. And since my product is JSP based, you can add whatever size grain of salt you feel appropriate. Joe
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