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Hi,
I am wondering if there is a custom tag library out
there that uses JDOM
underneath? Our web application talks to a
server that accepts XML
and returns XML, or rather a JDOM representation of
XML. What I would
like to achieve is to use custom tags directly on
the JDOM Document and
Element objects that I have already got back via
RMI.
Is there something out there that would help me
with this?
Does anyone see any problems with this approach for
performance,
scalability or any other reasons?
I am also contemplating creating a JDOM
Document/Element in the control
servlet from the HTTP input parameters that the
servlet gets. An underscore "_"
naming convention
woud be used to indicate a sub-element. So, on the HTML
form the following INPUT fields:
- username=""
-
password=""
-
homeaddress_street=""
-
homeaddress_city=""
-
homeaddress_state=""
-
homeaddress_postcode="" - workaddress_street=""
- workaddress_city=""
- workaddress_state=""
-
workaddress_postcode=""
Would become a JDOM Document/Element that looks something like:
<someelementname>
<username> </username>
<password> </password>
<homeaddress >
<street> </street>
<city> </city>
<state> </state>
<postcode> </postcode>
</homeaddress> <street> </street>
<city> </city>
<state> </state>
<postcode> </postcode>
</homeaddress>This would then be ready to be passed across to the server via RMI or
manipulated as needed
before doing so. Has anybody done something like this and have any
opinions/arguments
for or against it?
Thanks for your help,
Aron Kramlik |
