> Jon's ECS solution does not achieve that goal, because
> it involves a lot of extra typing (e.g. many out.println
> statements are simply replaced with many addElements).
> Of course ECS is useful for other purposes.
You missed our Html2Ecs.java file. ;-)
It will take an Html file and convert it into ECS code which you can
cut/paste into your class and thus you gain the fact that ECS is useful for
quite a few more purposes than you originally thought. (note that Html2Ecs
isn't 100% perfect, but it does do quite a bit of work for you. Help
improving it would be appreciated.)
The point being that generally you get Html design from a designer and as
the application developer, you must convert that code into something else.
Usually, most people use things like out.println(). A JSP page does just
that, it takes an Html file and converts it into out.println() statements.
JSP should be renamed Html2Servlet.java. ;-)
-jon (who is adding removeElement() to all of ECS rightnow)
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