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Leo Meyer
Hello all,
the open source project JSSP (JavaScript Server Pages) has been released
today.
JSSP runs in a Java servlet container (Tomcat, JBoss etc) and allows you to
write server side JavaScript code to generate HTML or other content.
It's available on http://jssp.sourceforge.net.
Among its most notable features are:
- Embedded SQL commands, e.g: var stmt = connection.SELECT * FROM CUSTOMERS;
(plus other features that make database programming easier)
- COMMON code sections - write once, run on client and on server
- Easy internationalization
- Good for AJAX applications (no language boundary)
JSSP can be useful for small web applications that you don't want to use a
large framework for. Its motto is "keeping simple things simple", and it
focuses on a clean and easy way to get your business logic running.
If anyone is interested to evaluate it, please go ahead. The project is
still in an early stage and naturally there may be many shortcomings. Any
comments and suggestions for improvements are highly welcome!
Regards,
Leo
the open source project JSSP (JavaScript Server Pages) has been released
today.
JSSP runs in a Java servlet container (Tomcat, JBoss etc) and allows you to
write server side JavaScript code to generate HTML or other content.
It's available on http://jssp.sourceforge.net.
Among its most notable features are:
- Embedded SQL commands, e.g: var stmt = connection.SELECT * FROM CUSTOMERS;
(plus other features that make database programming easier)
- COMMON code sections - write once, run on client and on server
- Easy internationalization
- Good for AJAX applications (no language boundary)
JSSP can be useful for small web applications that you don't want to use a
large framework for. Its motto is "keeping simple things simple", and it
focuses on a clean and easy way to get your business logic running.
If anyone is interested to evaluate it, please go ahead. The project is
still in an early stage and naturally there may be many shortcomings. Any
comments and suggestions for improvements are highly welcome!
Regards,
Leo