Posted by Tore on February 10, 1999 at 20:57:51:
In Reply to: Re: How to make applications available for multiple user interfaces? posted by Jon Kolbeinsen on February 10, 1999 at 16:01:06:
Do you have any test pages I can look at?
JSP sounds nice, I have been wondering what is the best mix between JSP and servlets.
JSP is very nice when you design the pages manually, and then put database and java calls from jsp.
The nice feature with coding servlets directly is the ability to generate dynamic pages.
So, I think I will have a mix of jsp and servlets.
I suppose you use a Linux server?
: : I would be very pleased if anyone could give their thoughts on how to structure my application
: Excuse the mailadress, should be name@telenor.com
: In our testnetwork we are testing out a Sybase server which
: use JDBC (Jconnect) to communicate with the webserver.
: The webserver takes care of the Presentation server.
: It is running Apache with Jserv (servlets), GnuJSP (Java server pages)
: and JDK.
: The JSP's really simplifies the presentation layer part.
: To you just have to include the java source in the WML document,
: and the output will be stitched toghether with the rest.
: That is our test-solution. :)