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I was reading about the new jdeveloper 10g, and i found interesting the UIX topic, about the use of xml to the client, what do you think? this solutions would be better than JSP?

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I found it complicated to use.
 
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Hi,

Even i am trying uix, it is better in the sense to design front end, as we have rich set of components like tree, train, switcher etc. but event handling, data binding, partial rendering etc are very difficult topics for me to understand though if u really spend time and once get the idea of these, u can design better applications in uix than in jsp. Morever, u can integrate jsp in uix page. so where u r not able to use uix include jsp and solve the problem, as i saw my collegs are doing like that.

Priya
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