Summary
The JSP API depends on the strength of Java servlets for creating Web-based applications. As we discussed, JSPs provide a means to support the addition of Java programming to the generation of dynamic content. Unlike servlets, JSPs do not require the Web designer to work in a Java IDE like JBuilder and to compile the page designs into Java classes. With the support for standard and custom actions, JSPs can significantly reduce the amount of Java code intertwined with the page layout and possibly eliminate it completely. As extensions of the Java servlets, JSPs can be intermixed within a Web application to provide flexible content generation while maintaining the power of Java programming. JBuilder provides several wizards and editors ...
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