Either create the form in an HTML editor,and turn it into a
template script:
http://www.webmacro.org/
or,if the form is consisyent and logical, use an HTML
generation package such as ECS to build it:
http://java.apache.org
Which solution is better depends on how often and in which
ways you want to generate these forms. A template approach
lets you get in there with an HTML editor; the ECS approach
would allow you to do it programmatically, but perhaps with
less direct control over the result.
Justin
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> Hi...
> I am facing a problem I dont if its a simple one ...but if I want a large HTML
> form to be returned to the user, it does not seem wise to me to code every line
> of the HTML code in the out.println("......") statements. Can I do away with
> that by any other possible way...somebody please help me with that
> Thx
> Yogesh
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