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Hi, This is just a thought.I had read long time back about Server-side includes.Used it at that time.But with JSP catching up and also being so simple, decided to focus more on JSP than on <SHTML> tags. Are there any trade-offs between the two? Thanks in advance,
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Phil Hanna
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<jsp:include> accomplishes basically the same thing as a server-side include, so JSP probably has more functionality. ------------------ Phil Hanna Sun Certified Programmer for the Java 2 Platform Author of : JSP: The Complete Reference Instant Java Servlets Website: http://www.philhanna.com
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Phil, Thanks for the response. Was reading Developing Enterprise Applications by Stephen Asbury and Scott R. Weiner. Found one more technology on Server-side scripting called JHTML.It has tags like <java></java> which can be used in HTML code. Is JHTML similar to JSP?Is it still being used in porduction evnvironments? Thanks in advance,
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