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Anyone know anything about this? I just saw a site that was using jhtml pages, and I did a little bit of searching but didn't find much. If someone could give me just a short summary of what's going on here I'd appreciate it!
 
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Let me be more specific...how is JHTML different than a JSP? I realize there are some differences in tags available, and how you set off code, but other than that they seem a little redundant.
 
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Well I found this reference that says that it is HTML pages with java embedded in them using <java> tags, and a JHTML extension, which are compiled on the fly into Servlets. There are selected additional tags available.
http://www.sys-con.com/java/feature/3-6/dynamic/index.html
http://www.weblogic.com/docs30/classdocs/API_jhtml.html#whatis
 
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