dkim18
asked on
combining struts tag and jstl
Hi Experts,
I would like to ask you your opinions about combining struts tag and jstl.
We have been using struts tag only, but I recently added jstl because I think it is more standard and simpler and powerful in some aspects.
But one team member thinks it is confusing if we use both.
What do you think?
thanks in advance
I would like to ask you your opinions about combining struts tag and jstl.
We have been using struts tag only, but I recently added jstl because I think it is more standard and simpler and powerful in some aspects.
But one team member thinks it is confusing if we use both.
What do you think?
thanks in advance
ASKER CERTIFIED SOLUTION
membership
This solution is only available to members.
To access this solution, you must be a member of Experts Exchange.
SOLUTION
membership
This solution is only available to members.
To access this solution, you must be a member of Experts Exchange.
??
You don't say what is confusing about it?
You don't say what is confusing about it?
ASKER
I guess the team member prefers using only one type of EL language not both.
ASKER
and we have Struts tags every where and I recently added JSTL in some JSP files. So, we can't convert every Struts tags to JSTL anyway.
We have been using only struts tag for 6-7 years for this project and I recently start to use JSTL.
Why? What problem did JSTL tags solve that Struts tags duidn't solve?
Why? What problem did JSTL tags solve that Struts tags duidn't solve?
ASKER
I just used JSTL because it is less code and more powerful and easier to understand.
SOLUTION
membership
This solution is only available to members.
To access this solution, you must be a member of Experts Exchange.
I guess the team member prefers using only one type of EL language not both.You (or your team member) are still not giving any REASON for not liking or not preferring to use both. I don't know whether we can give you any more information if we don't know the actual reason why. Just say I (or they) don't really like it doesn't give us anything to go on as to how to make it better.
So unless you can give us more detailed reasons, all I can say is it is down to the two of you to argue it out between your argument of "less code and more powerful and easier to understand" and the team members argument of "I prefer not to use it" or "it is confusing" and you will just have to resolve that between yourselves.
ASKER
thanks all. that is enough comments.
I just used JSTL because it is less code and more powerful and easier to understand.There you go then, you have two reason to use JSTL.
ASKER