[Jelly] Using jelly as web script, there's any experience ?

[Marc DEXET <Ma...@dsi.cnrs.fr>]

Hi guys.
 
Has somebody built a concret web application with Jelly ?
After a walk around this subject, I get some question :
 
- Somebody has yet used Jelly as JSP ?
- Somebody has succeed using session ?
- Somebody has test high load charge with jellyServlet ?
 
To sum up, somebody has something to show and to say in this field ?
 

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Marc DeXeT


 

Re: [Jelly] Using jelly as web script, there's any experience ?

[A Leg <ha...@yahoo.com>]

Hi Arnaud

For our project :
http://compiere-mfgscm.sourceforge.net/

I have developed a simple caching system, my plugins are not for servlet 
but for JINI/Rio services but it should be the same.
As for our project we have also a servlet, with some JSP interface I 
could be interested to make the move.
This would give a common langage for the whole, not so bad.

If you are interested we could share our experience. I just request help 
of Marc for the Jelly level because I need help for Jelly scripting !

Best regards

Andre Legendre

Arnaud Masson wrote:

> Marc DEXET wrote:
>
>> Hi guys.
>>
>> Has somebody built a concret web application with Jelly ?
>> After a walk around this subject, I get some question :
>>
>> - Somebody has yet used Jelly as JSP ?
>> - Somebody has succeed using session ?
>> - Somebody has test high load charge with jellyServlet ?
>>
>> To sum up, somebody has something to show and to say in this field ?
>>
>>
>>  
>>
> Hi Marc
>
> Yes, I develop a web app with Jelly :
> - As JSP replacement, for simple pages, with my own servlet (not 
> jellyServlet)
> - To generate HTML page from a high level page description using 
> component descriptions (templates) based on small jelly scripts
>
> I still have some JSP but my goal is to remove all JSP
> - I don't need historical (non xml) JSP stuff
> - I like to easily control the execution contexte (source script 
> location, direct DOM output, ...)
> - I had many problems with JSP and UTF-8 (and I don't like the idea of 
> the generated java code with many println("<div>..." !)
> ...
>
> I don't have tested high load yet.
> I have started to implement some compiled script caching to improve 
> response to time (see previous posts).
>
> Arnaud
>
>
>
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Re: [Jelly] Using jelly as web script, there's any experience ?

[Arnaud Masson <am...@kikamedical.com>]

Marc DEXET wrote:

>Hi guys.
> 
>Has somebody built a concret web application with Jelly ?
>After a walk around this subject, I get some question :
> 
>- Somebody has yet used Jelly as JSP ?
>- Somebody has succeed using session ?
>- Somebody has test high load charge with jellyServlet ?
> 
>To sum up, somebody has something to show and to say in this field ?
> 
>
>  
>
Hi Marc

Yes, I develop a web app with Jelly :
- As JSP replacement, for simple pages, with my own servlet (not 
jellyServlet)
- To generate HTML page from a high level page description using 
component descriptions (templates) based on small jelly scripts

I still have some JSP but my goal is to remove all JSP
- I don't need historical (non xml) JSP stuff
- I like to easily control the execution contexte (source script 
location, direct DOM output, ...)
- I had many problems with JSP and UTF-8 (and I don't like the idea of 
the generated java code with many println("<div>..." !)
...

I don't have tested high load yet.
I have started to implement some compiled script caching to improve 
response to time (see previous posts).

Arnaud