At 01:14 PM 5/3/99 , Larry M. Lemons wrote:
>I believe you could save the html form in a file and then read in the file
>and do a out.println with the file.
>
Yes, that is a much simpler method - if you are not changing anything in
the HTML file, or you are constructing an HTML file from small snippets of
other HTML stored in separate files.
But I find that most of the time people are going to be constructing HTML
files with variable content (like a table containing a response to a
query). For that purpose, constructing an HTML file from a template where
you replace "special" tags with the query response is a good method.
For those purposes I find the Tags package very useful.
Maybe I am making the solution too complicated because that is the problem
I am working on right now.
FWIW,
LCB
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