Please look at the Apache Cocoon Project (Servlet-XML-XSL). They are doing this
on a big scale....
Regards - George
Lokesh Aggarwal wrote:
> Tim
>
> I appreciate your writeup and just couldnt help agreeing with you. I think
> the future lies in using servlets and xml-xsl.
>
> Servlets can always be reliably and efficiently used to generate xml data
> and then based on users browsers, the servlet can transform it to HTML or
> allow browser to apply xsl(only IE 5 supports that as of now). This has the
> advantage that u can use XML and XSL DOM to manipulate the display on the
> broswser itself without requiring a server hit. e.g. u can search/sort the
> data on the browser itself..... a feature which everyone wants but none
> could provide till a few days back.
>
> Also another GREAT advantage is that you can customize the display of your
> web-pages based on user settings. e.g. If u have a web application targeted
> at Corporate clients then u can use the clients logos and general layouts
> in your web pages with minimal effort. based on the users domain u use the
> appropriate XSL!!! As simple as it gets....
>
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> Lokesh Aggarwal
>
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