WebMacro:
http://www.webmacro.org/
Unlike other template systems, WebMacro analyzes ordinary objects so that
they can be used in the template with no extra work. The template has a
fairly powerful script language as well. And it's free software.
Justin
Quoting Nelson ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Hi,
>
> I'm just starting to build my first servlet, and i'm worried about the work i will
>have to mantain the html thrown by that servlet. I mean, after the servlet is
>compiled and sent to my clients, they (my clients) will not have an easy way to
>change the appearance of the site, because they would have to recompile the source
>code, changing the java source, which sometimes may be not so easy.
> I would like to have a way to work with template files, which i could maintain with
>a simple text editor, writing just html and special tags to give funcionalities like
>loops, ifs, etc, and then i would call this template from my java code, interpreting
>it and send the contents to the browser.
> Could you please tell me the best way to implement this? Is there any public code
>that implements this funcionality?
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Nelson Ponce
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