He probably meant 'struts', but yeah, like David mentioned - JSON is a JavaScript notation which is independent of any underlying server side technology. So using ASP, JSP, Servlet, etc - won't make any difference!
well yes i mean struts ,,,thanks Anirvan Majumdar (notice iam she not he)...
coz when i search over the internet all the jsp example for json include servlet too
so i was just wondering
David Newton dont be angry
asa dos wrote:coz when i search over the internet ...
Please use real words when posting to the forums. Abbreviations such as "coz" in place of "because" only serve to make your posts more difficult to read and less likely to generate useful responses.
I use JSP to generate JSON. I'm using Ext JS, which has "data stores" that are populated via JSON returned from an a-sync call. I use JSPs because I already have a standard MVC framework, and some of my controllers are used to fetch business objects used by "normal" JSPs, and those generating JSON. The JSON itself is created using this json tag library.
weeeelll - at least I can assure you that I wasn't 'angry' in the least :] And please accept my apologies for making such a grossly presumptuous mistake.
I at least hope you got your answer.
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