Hello,
with the current version 3.1.2 you must decide whether you want to create
- a JSP application or
- a Java application
If it is the JSP application, then build you JSP pages using the Tags of the X-Application library. If you must add application specific code, you can do this
- by Scriptlets
- by extending / modifying the existing JSP tags
- by adding own tags
If you have implemented a Java application, it is currently not possible to connect the code directly to X-Applications JSP layer.
But, we are working on the current version supporting Plugins. The concept is described in our architecture document, which is attached to the topic
X-Application architecture review requestThe Plugin simplify the way to add application specific Java code to your JSP application.
My proposal for you,
- Build a JSP application.
- Use Scriptlets for application specific code
When the new version is available and you want to refactor your pages, you can move the code from Scriptlets to the Plugins. The advantage:
- JSP pages becomes more readable
- Code can be used by multiple pages / multiple projects
Bye,
Christian.
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