I think it's not interresting to put the HTML code in a servlet.
Why ?
because if you want to modify the design or simply modify the html page,
you must edit you java and recompile it !
And so, a web designer cannot do this work because it's a work for the
programmeur !
-> It's a better idea to use a html file (template) and parse the
variable/information !
Bye bye
Thierry
-----Original Message-----
From: Purav [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, August 03, 2000 1:52 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Tool to develop servlets
Hi Guys,
A tool that i have developed that will help you to develop Servlets more
easily...if yu have the HTML ready.
Just paste all your Html code and click on "convert to Servlet"
Then just copy the generated code into your java file
you will however have to declare the class and the doget or doPost method
and keep it ready and then just paste the generated code below
Also you might get a memory error if yu try to covert very large code at
once. so at such times do it part by part
The default Printwriter object that i have used is "out".
The next version will be much better'
YOu will need VB6 runtime files
I cannot send an attachement here. so anybody interested just mail me at
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Purav
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