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Posted to users@cocoon.apache.org by Fang Huang <fh...@csee.umbc.edu> on 2001/05/09 23:10:56 UTC
XSP vs. JSP
Hi, I installed tomcat3.2 and cocoon1.8.2, and plan to have servlet talk
to oracle database to generate xml document based on user's request, and
transform it to .html, .wml or .pdf based on the requesting browser and
return it to the user.
My question is: which way performs better, using servlet or JSP with
xalan, or using XSP with cocoon, or using servlet to call cocoon? Thanks a
lot.
Fang
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Re: XSP vs. JSP
Posted by Donald Ball <ba...@webslingerZ.com>.
On Wed, 9 May 2001, Fang Huang wrote:
> Hi, I installed tomcat3.2 and cocoon1.8.2, and plan to have servlet talk
> to oracle database to generate xml document based on user's request, and
> transform it to .html, .wml or .pdf based on the requesting browser and
> return it to the user.
>
> My question is: which way performs better, using servlet or JSP with
> xalan, or using XSP with cocoon, or using servlet to call cocoon? Thanks a
> lot.
jsp+xalan or xsp+cocoon-1.x will probably perform about the same.
- donald
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