The question why Grails has GSP when there is JSP is a natural one. Here are a few substantial differences:
A GSP allows the same ${…} expressions as in a Groovy GString. JSP EL expressions are restricted to object navigation, which is generally a good idea but can also make it difficult to access anything that [...]
GSP and JSP
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on 2009-08-18 06:56:00.0
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