on 01-17-2006 1:40 PM
Dear All,
I am new to EP. When should we use JSPDynPage and Dynpage? What is the difference?
Kind regards,
Sreejesh.
Hi,
In a jsp dynpage you are delegating the output presentation to a jsp file,where you can write the jsp elements so that the presentation part is separated from the code.Ultimately the getPage"() method returns a DynPage object only.
In a dynpage,the presentation part is taken care in the code.
For instance you would construct a form element
<b>Form myform = this.getForm();</b>and then you would add elements to it.
Regards,
Harish
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Hi Siva, hi Markus,
even the PDK libs do not contain everything. To be able to develop "everything", you should simply have a portal installation on your dev machine and use the libs provided through this. If you don't want to / are not able to install a local portal, at least copy everything under .../irj/.../WEB-INF/ to your local machine, using this as the root for a build path variable which can be (automatically) extended using ClassLocator (from SourceForge).
Hope it helps
Detlev
hi,
Basically both do the same functionality. In jspdynpage the page design is done in jsp page under taglibs and the controller part is done in jspdynpage.i.e., the functionalities are separated under two heads in jspdynpage.
In dynpage both the design(by classlibs) and controller part is done in dynpage itself, which may be bit complicated.
regards,
Ganesh.N
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