Try using a template based approach, and get the HTML out of your
servlet entirely.
http://webmacro.org/
Justin
Quoting Luther Andal ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> One of the things on my wish list for servlets is that they would have a print
> tag similar to perl that allows you to define a block that would be placed in
> print tags. This is very handy as most of you know when you have a component
> that generates HTML for your project. I have ended up using HTML files that I
> read in and cache at servlet instatiation to get the same effect but a print
> block sure would be nice. I have suggested this to Sun and I guess we'll have
> to wait and see if they see any value. If your like me and would like to see
> this adopted into the next API spec then goto
>
>
>http://java.sun.com/cgi-bin/feedback.pl?refurl=http://java.sun.com/nav/developer/index.html
>
> and select Servlet Development Kit in the second drop down box and fill out the
> e-mail form. This can be used for suggestions about Java API's.
>
> Luther
>
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