I've used many different Java templating systems over the years and been
terribly disappointed with all of them... until recently.  I started using
Cambridge Templates:

http://code.google.com/p/cambridge/

Here's a good intro document:

http://blog.erdincyilmazel.com/

The docs are a little rough and it doesn't have a huge community behind it,
but the product is solid and the code is clean.  The author is extremely
responsive to bugfixes and enhancements.

The best thing about Cambridge is the syntax works *very* well with HTML
and HTML editors.  The "template inheritance" mechanism is a very elegant
way to apply common elements to multiple pages - this feature alone is
worth gold.

Performance is good.  I recommend it.

Jeff

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