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From: Heidi Vogel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, April 12, 2000 10:54 AM
Subject: classes to generate HTML
> He,
>
> I was looking for classes or other utilities to genenerate HTML
>
> htt
Heidi Vogel wrote:
> I was looking for classes or other utilities to genenerate HTML
>
> http://www.bus.miami.edu/~troy/htmlutils/
>
> I have difficulties in integrating these into my servlets, is their anybody
> who can tell me how I do this.
You might also try the classes of the Element Construc
He,
I was looking for classes or other utilities to genenerate HTML
http://www.bus.miami.edu/~troy/htmlutils/
I have difficulties in integrating these into my servlets, is their anybody
who can tell me how I do this.
ThanX in advance,
Heidi
Heidi Vogel.vcf
> I'd say that HTML generation is useful when 1) the person writing the
> servlet code is the same as the person writing HTML; 2) the code
> generating the HTML may not be part of the servlet directly, but called
> from it -- could happen when a component not only sends HTML to web
> browsers, but
> I'd say that HTML generation is useful when 1) the person writing the
> servlet code is the same as the person writing HTML;
Today I had the idea of using the OpenXML HTML parser to read in an HTML
file and generate ECS code from the HTML parser. Almost like a .jsp ->
servlet conversion type sy
(cc'd back out to servlet interest -- sorry, I don't have the bandwith
for one-on-one mail threads...)
> I guess I didn't state my question clearly: In what situations is is
> better to use HTML generation (and why)? I understand the reasons to use
> a template engine, and what most of the drawba
> I have a question: Why use a "HTML generator" when there are several
> templete evaluation engines available?
Because in the world of web programming, there is no such thing as a one
size fits all solution when it comes to getting the HTML onto the
client. For quite a large number of folks, the
jon * wrote:
> Paul Philion (I think) wrote:
> > I ask simply because I--personally--would use template engines and try
> > to seperate my HTML from my servlet as much as possible (keep my
> > servlets as simply the bridge between presentation [HTML] and the
> > business logic).
>
> There is no re
> I ask simply because I--personally--would use template engines and try
> to seperate my HTML from my servlet as much as possible (keep my
> servlets as simply the bridge between presentation [HTML] and the
> business logic).
There is no reason why this can't be done using a framework that loads
>Ideal reference for HTML generation is the CGI.pm which is available as a
> perl module.
> This is just too good. For we servlet developers this kinda class is just an
> overkill and
> godsend. Please any of those respected gurus please look into this and help
> lesser mortals
> from the drud
Hi Paul,
I'll answe this as the developer of a free servlet framework which
includes a template engine:
http://www.webmacro.org
Stefano (Java-Apache) tried to get us all talking about this at one point.
The problem is there are radically different approaches to how data
should be provided to
Cezar (et al) -
Cezar Totth wrote:
> Because you mentioned about a FAQ to include your message.
> the http://japs.genesys.ro might be interesting too.
I'll add that to my list.
> You know about a template-related mailing list? I've seen lots of wheels,
> in many shapes and sizes (re)invented by
HTML generation.
venkatesh
-Original Message-
From: Paul Philion <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Tuesday, April 20, 1999 6:45 PM
Subject: Re: Classes to generate HTML -- Why?
>Greetings...
>
>[Sorry, I deleted the original posting.]
>
>I have a question: Why use a "
>> But in "typical" web/scripting/app-writing scenarios, this kind of
design
>> formality might be a drawback.
>
>If (when) we have real WYSIWYG tools for graphic designers to use to
>develop XSL from DTDs, this won't be an issue. Before we had decent HTML
>tools, the programmers were developing t
Your right. I have a long history of working with XML/SGML and yet
here I am author of a package which is in a way a competitor.
But in a way it isn't either--XML is going to dominate many areas of
we development, but not all. Unless your project is document centric
already, or has some other spe
More thoughts
"Rogatkin, Dmitry" wrote:
> Tasks:
> 1. a few web pages generation with predefined layouts
> use templates approach
Sounds good.
> 2. a few web pages generation with not predefined layouts (calculated
> dynamically) use HTML generation classes
Well... based on some work that
Robb Shecter wrote:
> For example, the way that these HTML template systems have been described
> makes it sound like they're competitors to the idea of XML+XSL.
I would offer that XML+XSL is one examlpe of a template system. The
transformation from XML to HTML through XSL is the template part. T
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From: Robb Shecter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, April 20, 1999 10:41 AM
Subject: Re: Classes to generate HTML -- Why?
> "Robert A. Crawford" wrote:
>
> > A template system separates the HTML/formatting from the
> > logic
"Robert A. Crawford" wrote:
> A template system separates the HTML/formatting from the
> logic
Hi,
Thanks for the feedback, everyone. It'd be interesting to make a taxonomy of
web content generation ideas, and implementations of those ideas.
For example, the way that these HTML template sy
Thanx for the Help.
And by the way, I'm actually using both methods in a single aplication
(templates and code generator). I use a kind of template
to create the most of the html code, and I have an special tag that represents
an HTML table so when I find one of this I use the generator to cr
See
http://www.webmacro.org
With WebMacro, from the programmers viewpoint all you have
to do to make an array of customers available is this:
Customer[] people = ...
context.put("Customers", people);
WebMacro passes you a hashtable called "context", you just drop anything
you like i
Let's see...
Robb Shecter wrote:
> What's a typical template evaluation system? How does the code look that servlet
> programmers must write when they use it?
1) What's a typical template evaluation system?
This question is a little vague, so I'll answer it twice:
1a) What is an HTML template
On Tue, Apr 20, 1999 at 04:51:22PM +0200, Robb Shecter wrote:
> Paul Philion wrote:
> > Greetings...
> > I have a question: Why use a "HTML generator" when there are several
> > templete evaluation engines available?
> Hi.
> What's a typical template evaluation system? How does the code look
> th
Hi,
>
> [...Element Construction Set...]
>
Hi,
This sort of project looks worthwhile - sort of a Java version of CGI.pm. It
lets you code like:
doc.appendBody(new H1("Demo Header"));
I think that something more high-level is needed, though. I've been working on a
small HtmlDoc class that I
Paul Philion wrote:
> Greetings...
>
> [Sorry, I deleted the original posting.]
>
> I have a question: Why use a "HTML generator" when there are several
> templete evaluation engines available?
Hi.
What's a typical template evaluation system? How does the code look that servlet
programmers mus
>>> Paul Philion <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 4/20/99 2:15:52 PM >>>
>I ask simply because I--personally--would use template engines and
try
>to seperate my HTML from my servlet as much as possible (keep my
>servlets as simply the bridge between presentation [HTML] and the
>business logic).
I agree to an
Greetings...
[Sorry, I deleted the original posting.]
I have a question: Why use a "HTML generator" when there are several
templete evaluation engines available?
I ask simply because I--personally--would use template engines and try
to seperate my HTML from my servlet as much as possible (keep
At 05:17 PM 4/19/99 -0700, you wrote:
>>Does somebody knows about classes that can handle and generate HTML
>> code instead of doing by hand. ...
there's a real interesting article at
http://www.devx.com/upload/free/features/javapro/1999/04apr99/ds0499/ds0499.
asp about using some swing stuff
http://www.webmacro.org
Justin
> Hi:
>
>Does somebody knows about classes that can handle and generate HTML
> code instead of doing by hand. I mean, if I want to create a HTML
> table, I could do something like this:
>
> HtmlTable t = new HtmlTable(2 ,3);
>
> where 2 and 3 stands for th
Hi:
Does somebody knows about classes that can handle and generate HTML
code instead of doing by hand. I mean, if I want to create a HTML
table, I could do something like this:
HtmlTable t = new HtmlTable(2 ,3);
where 2 and 3 stands for the row and colums, and late you can modify the
pr
>Does somebody knows about classes that can handle and generate HTML
> code instead of doing by hand. I mean, if I want to create a HTML
> table, I could do something like this:
>
> HtmlTable t = new HtmlTable(2 ,3);
>
> where 2 and 3 stands for the row and colums, and late you can modify
>>> Andres Portillo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 4/20/99 12:35:31
AM >>>
> Does somebody knows about classes that can handle and generate
HTML
>code instead of doing by hand. I mean, if I want to create a HTML
>table, I could do something like this:
After you Jon
Nic
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