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 my
servlets as simply the bridge between presentation [HTML] and the
business logic).
I have seen a number of responses indicating that respected members of
the servlet community are developing these generators. What am I
missing? In what cases is it better to use HTML generation and not
template evaluation?
Thanks,
- Paul Philion
Ray Tayek wrote:
>
> 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 to do this.
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