Complete frustration with JSP

By
Garland MacNeill
– August 7, 2011Posted in: Development, Grad School, Java

JSP, HTML, and I don't get alongSo here it is the weekend you would think that I’d be working on the house, a car, or outside playing. I’ve just accepted this year is the year Tulsa has imported Hell’s weather…in fact, as hot as it’s been I’d say Hell is prolly cooler.

Annnnnyyyywwaaayyyyy…..

Nope, I don’t do any of that…I spent the weekend in front of my computer trying to get my homework done. What’s my homework this week? Nothing to complicated, just take the websites I’ve already developed, refactor them: take out the header, navigation, and footer and place them in a JSP file. Simple huh?

Nope, not simple. At least not for me. I have never used JSP or ASP, and I have no idea how to make that happen. No problem I think, that’s why there is Google. Google can answer anything.

Nope…..Google can not answer this.

I couldn’t find one simple explanation on how to accomplish this simple task. After two days of research, I still can’t figure it out. What kills me is we haven’t covered it in class yet. GRRRRRRRRRRRRR

This might be what Grad school is all about…..but damn, really….throw me a bone.  I bet the ASP answer was easy….uggghhh

I need developer friends.

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Garland MacNeill

About Garland MacNeill

Garland is a full time Systems Analyst for a school district in Tulsa, OK. Currently Garland is working on the completion of his masters degree from Capella University in Enterprise Software Architecture. In addition to working full time and going to school, Garland is married to his High School sweetheart Aj. Some of Garland's outside interests include motorcycles, spending time with nature, and enjoying the family cabin in Northern WI. In addition, Garland is also a fan of the Green Bay Packers and an avid fan of the Colorado Avalanche. He also enjoys watching MotoGP racing.