| Using Scripting Elements JSP, like ASP, is scripting language independent. Java is the default, and part of the JSP specification says that any spec-compliant JSP container must support Java scripting. Java is an excellent language to use. Nevertheless, other useful scripting languages are available and may be more familiar to the majority of JSP adopters. The most likely alternative to Java for the initial adopters of JSP is JavaScript. JavaScript is very similar to Java in its core syntax, is much simpler overall than Java, and is already known by thousands of Web programmers. |
| Presenting Application Pages with JavaServer Pages This chapter describes how to use JavaServer Pages (JSPs) as page templates in an iPlanet Application Server web applications |
| Setting Up JSP Tags and Scriptlets for Campaigns Campaigns require a minimal set of JSP tags and scriptlets to support their services. In some cases, you might have already added the required JSP tags to implement other Campaign Manager for WebLogic services. |
| JSPs Scripting Elements |
| Scriptlets |
| JSP Scripting Elements |