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Old October 2nd, 2003, 01:09 PM
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2 Questions

First question is.

Is it possible to switch our JSP website over to another host? I'm pretty sure it is, but i'm just double checking. Of course the new host will be able to run jsp and all the jazz.

Second question is. Our website now is all jsp, with an admin section etc etc. We want to give the site a makeover. This is doable with jsp, no? Like im assuming as long as i leave the jsp code in take, all should be fine right? I know there is more to it then that, but for all intensive purposes it makes more sense to use what we already have as opposed to rewriting the whole damn thing,right?

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Old October 2nd, 2003, 07:07 PM
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Is it possible to switch our JSP website over to another host? I'm pretty sure it is, but i'm just double checking. Of course the new host will be able to run jsp and all the jazz.
Yes, it will be very easy to move your site. You may want ask your new host to assist you with the files, since where you place your files may differ depending on your new host's configuration. If your pages include any servlets, it will be a little more involved, but still easy.
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Second question is. Our website now is all jsp, with an admin section etc etc. We want to give the site a makeover. This is doable with jsp, no? Like im assuming as long as i leave the jsp code in take, all should be fine right? I know there is more to it then that, but for all intensive purposes it makes more sense to use what we already have as opposed to rewriting the whole damn thing,right?
By your question I am assuming you did not write the jsp code. It should be easy to redesign your pages around the code, but you may want to hire someone to at least look over the new pages to make sure to code is in order.

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Old October 2nd, 2003, 07:29 PM
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Switching to a new host should be no problem as long as they have a similar environment to what you're on now.

Yes, it should be possible to just do a facelift on your existing site. It will be easier if your site was developed using a proper seperation of form and content, but even if it wasn't as long as you only touch the html pieces you should be fine. The site will WORK the same way after you're done, but it will look different.

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Switching to a new host should be no problem as long as they have a similar environment to what you're on now.

Yes, it should be possible to just do a facelift on your existing site. It will be easier if your site was developed using a proper seperation of form and content, but even if it wasn't as long as you only touch the html pieces you should be fine. The site will WORK the same way after you're done, but it will look different.


You right! This is what I want to tell minute ago!

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Old March 2nd, 2004, 09:20 AM
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You right! This is what I want to tell minute ago!


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