We're hoping to get "html coders" to do the graphic design too, but I'm
wondering if any of these exist?  Our in house people can only use tools
like cold fusion, and wouldn't understand html much more than java code
(exaggeration).  I also don't know if cold fusion can handle jsp tags
appropriately--I do know that a lot of generated code I've seen is
extremely complicated.

So although  we're separting the html and the code, engineers still end
up doing both.

-A

> We're using JSP here for the single reason that we expect it to be an
> industry standard.  It will be much easier (we hope) to find people who can
> modify HTML with JSP markup than with any of the hundreds of existing
> template systems out there.
>
> >I guess I am getting hung up on this idea of having to write script in a
> >template.... although I must admit I need to investigate the bean aspect
> of JSP
> >more....
>
> I'd definitely suggest it.  Our goal here is to have the absolute minimum
> amount of scripting in the templates.  The USEBEAN tags provide a way to
> have the dynamic text producing elements as standard Javabeans which are
> completely separated from the templates, which IMO is really the best
> possible solution.
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