> You make my point exactly, and we are in agreement.
> All of these content types, and the format of their
> transport and rendering - all of this conforms to
> the W3C HTML specification! Most common browsers
> see this and understand it as HTML content and will
> properly render it (or at least try, such as when
> a plug-in is required - which they will be happy
> to report you do not possess).
I guess you wanted to say "HTTP specifications".
HTML is just a markup language - and is used by
browsers when "text/html" mime type is detected.
> did allude to at the end of your note) is HOW will
> JSP help me create and manipulate other content
> streams and protocols, such as XML?
There is almost nothing in JSP that prevent you to use it for
other data formats.
( in fact, it allows you to set the response mime type - that
means they had in mind other types of response
besides HTML).
Costin
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