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? Why not much talk on JSP

New Here ,
Jun 06, 2010 Jun 06, 2010

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I am a Java, JSP person and trying to develop web page with JSP on CS3.

I don't see any good source on this subject.

Can anyone point me to good source?  Books are basically mute on this subject.

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LEGEND ,
Jun 07, 2010 Jun 07, 2010

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mojym wrote:

I am a Java, JSP person and trying to develop web page with JSP on CS3.

I don't see any good source on this subject.

The reason there's very little discussion of JSP in Dreamweaver is that very few people use it. In fact, the JSP server behaviors were removed from Dreamweaver CS4 (although you can reactivate them with an extension).

I get the impression that JSP is used mainly by experienced developers who didn't need the rather basic functionality provided by Dreamweaver's server behaviors. I seem to recall being told that JSP represented 0.1% of Dreamweaver users. That makes you part of an exclusive club, but unfortunately not one with a lot of external support.

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New Here ,
Jun 08, 2010 Jun 08, 2010

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Thanks for your reply.

I read your "Setting up a PHP developer environment for Dreamweaver" and am going to use PHP instead of JSP. The reason I was going to use JSP was for Session Data because I want user to login to the site and like to stot user info into the Session Data, but looks  like PHP handles Session Data too.

I just have to sharpen my PHP skill.

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