[opencms-dev] should I learn JSP or html?
tol
opencms at recordcaster.de
Fri Jan 23 09:28:01 CET 2004
Hi Rafael!
> I'm new OpenCms and I don't have knowledge of html and JSP. I'm reading
> the module documentation in orden to create a website, all the time I
> have been obligated to use JSP source codes to build templates, should I
> learn JSP or html to understand and use OpenCms?
The best is you learn both :)
HTML is not a programing language, it s more a structure. If you would
like to create templates, you have to use HTML-fragments all the time.
Also within JSP!
Have a look at some simple HTML-Pages and learn by seeing. Or visit some
Websites teaching you how to use HTML. A very good website - but german
website - is the site Selfhtml made by Stefan Münz.
http://selfhtml.teamone.de/
But I think there are many many other sites in your language like these
one all over the web.
JSP is the "dynamic part". I think you could use the template system
without any JSP code! But your system is very static and you would use
nearly 1% of the possibilities of opencms!
Nevertheless, perhaps it is a good way learning first HTML and try to
use the opencms. Anytime you want to use some dynamics like a date at
your site and a bit later perhaps a automatic generated navigation ...
or what else ...
Then you should risk to step to JSP ...
Hope I could help a bit
Best wishes
Tol :)
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