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And these differences are just as significant as the similarities， and have farreaching implications for the developers who use them as well as the anizations that adopt them as part of their overall Webbased architecture. JSP Technology: An Open Approach In many ways， the biggest difference between JSP and ASP technologies lies in the approach to the software design itself. JSP technology is designed to be both platform and server independent， created with input from a broader munity of tool， server， and database vendors. In contrast， ASP is a Microsoft technology that relies primarily on Microsoft technologies. Platform and Server Independence JSP technology adheres to the Write Once， Run AnywhereTM philosophy of the JavaTM architecture. Instead of being tied to a single platform or vendor， JSP technology can run on any Web server and is supported by a wide variety of tools from multiple vendors. Because it uses ActiveX controls for its ponents， ASP technology is basically restricted to Microsoft Windowsbased platforms. Offered primarily as a feature of Microsoft IIS， ASP technology does not work easily on a broader range of Web servers because ActiveX objects are platform specific. Although ASP technology is available on other platforms through thirdparty porting products， to access ponents and interact with other services， the ActiveX objects must be present on the selected platform. If not present， a bridge to a platform supporting them is required. Open Development Process， Open Source Sun developed JSP technology using the Java Community Process. Since 1995， Sun has used this open process to develop and revise Java technology and specifications in cooperation with the international Java munity. Working with Sun in the JSP effort are authoring tool vendors such as Macromedia ， container panies such as Apache and Netscape ， end users， consultants， and others. Going forward， Sun is licensing the latest versions of JSP and JavaTM Servlet JSP and Java Servlet source code to Apache to be developed and released under the Apache development process. Apache， Sun， and a number of other panies and individuals will openly develop a robust reference implementation RI that is freely available to any pany or individual. Additional information can be found at The JSP application programming interface API has undoubtedly benefited and will continue to benefit from the input of this extended munity. In contrast， ASP technology is a specifically Microsoft initiative， developed in a proprietary process. ASP Technology JSP Technology Web Server Microsoft IIS or Personal Web Server Any Web server， including Apache， Netscape， and IIS Platforms Microsoft Windows1 Most popular platforms ， including the Solaris Operating Environment ， Microsoft Windows ， Mac OS ， Linux ， and other UNIX platform implementationsAccessing other platforms requires thirdparty ASP porting products. For a pany selecting the ponents of a growing ， Webbased information architecture， JSP technology provides a flexible， open choice that works with a wide variety of vendors39。s Perspective Both ASP and JSP technologies let developers separate content generation from layout by accessing ponents from the page. ASP supports the COM model， while JSP technology provides ponents based on JavaBeansTM technology or JSP tags. As noted previously， the differences outweigh the similarities. Extensible JSP Tags The first difference apparent to any page author are the JSP tags themselves. While both ASP and JSP use a bination of tags and scripting to create dynamic Web pages， JSP technology enables developers to extend the JSP tags available. JSP developers can create custom tag libraries， so page authors can access more functionality using XMLlike tags and depend less on scripting. With custom tags， developers can shield page authors from the plexities of page creation logic and extend key functions to a broader range of authors. Reusability Across Platforms Developers will also notice the focus on reusability. The JSP ponents Enterprise JavaBeansTM， JavaBeans， or custom JSP tags are reusable across platforms. An Enterprise JavaBean ponent accessing legacy databases can serve distributed systems on both UNIX and Microsoft Windows platforms. And the tag extension capability of JSP technology gives developers an easy， XMLlike interface for sharing packaged functionality with page designers throughout the enterprise. This ponentbased model speeds application development because it enables developers to: Build quick prototype applications using lightweight subponents， then integrate additional functionality as it bees available Leverage work done elsewhere in the anization and encapsulate it in a JavaBean or Enterprise JavaBean ponent The Java Advantage JSP technology uses the Java language for scripting， while ASP pages use Microsoft VBScript or JScript. The Java language is a mature， powerful， and scalable programming language that provides many ben