Wednesday, May 14, 2008

Here comes JSP...

Java Server Pages

Similar to HTML, JSP contains texts encapsulated in angle brackets or also known as tags, but the difference is in its use. HTML is plainly for displaying, while JSP is more dynamic in terms of information.

When I first use them, I felt the same feeling when I first used Java. They are both case sensitive. Like an ordinary program, it uses loops, statements, declarations, etc. You might even think it is similar with JavaScript. But what make JSP different from other web based languages?

Well, it is used with an MVC pattern or paradigm. It provides a separation of work or process between business process and presentation. It is like an n-tier.

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When I understand how to use HTML, I thought that it is the only language used in the WEB world. When JavaScript appears, I begin to reconsider about the idea in HTML, for JavaScript is much better thin to use. But here comes JSP, changing the whole concept about the web-world and making information secured. JSP is a convenient way to create web applications.

Now, only one question remains, is there other application better than JSP?

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