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Seventh IEEE International Symposium on Web Site Evolution
Modernizing JavaServer Pages by Transformation
Budapest, Hungary
September 26-September 26
ISBN: 0-7695-2470-2
Shannon Xu, Queen?s University Kingston, Ontario, Canada
Thomas Dean, Queen?s University Kingston, Ontario, Canada

One way to improve the maintainability of a web application is to separate its presentation from the business logic. Such separation not only makes a web application easier to evolve and maintain, but also allows individual developers with different skills to cooperate more efficiently. Custom tags are a recent addition to the JSP standard that helps to facilitate this separation. In this paper, we present a transform to restructure JSP pages by moving embedded Java code into custom tags without changing the original functionality or user interface. This reduces the complexity of the web applications, makes them more maintainable and makes best use different skill sets.

Citation:
Shannon Xu, Thomas Dean, "Modernizing JavaServer Pages by Transformation," wse, pp.111-118, Seventh IEEE International Symposium on Web Site Evolution, 2005
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