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 I've been doing: Using more complex
composition and component-oriented presentation structures, there isn't
really a need to generate HTML. You just need to be able to
parameteratize the layouts. These can be stored in a DB or even
meta-templates.
> 3. lot web pages with predefined and not layouts
> use XML+XSL approach
For my money. this is the way to go. There are some XSL changes I would
like to see to support even more flexible structures, but I think
presentation can be completely delegated the XSL transformation.
Further, I hope to see an applet/application that can render itself from
the same XML and a new XSL. Imagine being able to use the exact same biz
logic and exact same presentation logic but radically changing the way
it looks/works with new XSL.
- Paul Philion
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