maybe you want to use webmacro. http://www.webmacro.org
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Sent: Monday, September 20, 1999 2:31 PM
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Subject: presentation and business logic
Hi all,
I am looking for a way to link presentation (HTML code), with business logic
(Java Code).
scenario:
- Presentation is made by somebody else and arrives to me as a zip file with
a bunch of html, js, image files inside.
- I want to bother those files as less as possible. Otherwise for every
change of the look (presentation) I have to add my changes again (e.g.
hidden tags).
- The look comes in a browsable way, so you can click on a link and you'll
have the corresponding page.
(all the values are hardcoded and those values I have to change)
question:
Assuming the scenario mentioned above, what is the best way to link
presentation together with business logic in order to have the hardcoded
values replaced and to be able to implement session tracking.
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