Which do I use for web design?
- From: jmDesktop <needin4mation@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 3 Jun 2008 13:55:03 -0700 (PDT)
If you were starting a web project from scratch, which technology
would you use? I have looked at various. I saw "regular" jsp
scriplets, servlets emitting html, JavaBeans, JSTL, EL, JSF, and then
frameworks (or is JSF a framework?)
Outside of using frameworks, what would you use? It is a webpage that
could develop into a homemade CMS. Probably use MySQL to store
account information.
I've been thinking about it and I can't bring myself to use any
embedded code like PHP, Classic ASP or older JSP constructs, or
emitted HTML. So, it appears that I would use JavaBeans, servlets to
talk to those JavaBeans and HTML files that have EL in them.
Is this a "good" way to do things? Or should I try JSF which seems
very popular.
I digress, but the security aspect of it seems like something that is
missing from many of the frameworks I have seen and nothing in JSP
like ASP.NET has, which is why I mention the MySQL above.
Thank you.
.
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