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jsp 构 架--2种方式（JSP framework --2 ways） author The JSP framework --2 modes: Model I and Model II Author: Lance Lavandowska translation: blueski If you often go to Servlet or JSP newsgroup or mailing list, then will see a lot about Model I and Model II method are discussed. What is what kind of, it depends on your personal preferences, team work strategies and the orthodox OOP. Simply speaking, Model I (business logic) business logic code (presentation code) and said together (as in HTML); Model II advocated to maximize all the code in the content representation outside. [B]Model I: a simple single level application [/B] If everyone is in a well versed in Java and HTML environment, or you alone doing all the work, if everyone has a clear structure and programming, so this method is very effective, but this assumption is beyond the scope of this article. The first advantage of this approach is that if your application changes, you only need to maintain a file. But the biggest drawback is readability! Unless very carefully, otherwise your HTML and Java code are mixed, and difficult to maintain. In the example below, we will add a TimeZone element, so as to make it into a JSP file, it will return to the TimeZone based on time. If you do not submit TimeZone, then the default is the default time server. ===================================================================== xml version= 1 ? H1Time JSP/H1 jsp:scriptlet //the parameter zone shall be equal to a number between 0 and 24 (inclusive) TimeZone timeZone = TimeZone.getDefault (//returns the default); TimeZone for the server If (request.getParameterValues (zone)! = null) { String timeZoneArg = request.getParameterValues (zone) [0]; TimeZone = TimeZone.getTimeZone (GMT+ + timeZoneArg + : 00); Gets a TimeZone. For this example / were just going to assume A positive / / its argument not a negative one. } //since were basing our time from GMT, well set our Locale to Brittania, and get a Calendar. Calendar myCalendar = Calen