Hi all
I know this question is slightly off-topic. But since the right kind of people are
here in this list, I will anyway ask it.
I got a reply from this list saying there are a huge number of online articles on the
advantages of XML/XSL over JSP/HTML. But the reply did not carry any pointers. If you
know any pointers in this regard, please email me.
Thanks.
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shiv
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> > 4. Is it best to use JSP/HTML or XML/XSL at the presentation layer? IMO both
> > have follow the model view architecture, where the developer is responsible
> > for the data to be displayed (model) and the web designer is responsible
> > for figuring out how to display it (view). We have been doing JSPs so far,
> > but we have not been able to persuade the web designer (an external
> > company) to write the JSP files for us - because they dont know Java. So,
> > finally we end up doing everything. Is the situation any better in XML/XSL
> > world?
>
> Slightly. With XML/XSL your server will produce the data using Java code
> (which you know best), and the XSL stage will transform that data into
> presentation, without mixing it with Java code.
>
> But, the designers have to know XSL, which is a bit less trivial than
> HTML.
>
> Anyway, ping me in a private e-mail if you want to see some code samples
> on that.
>
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