Justin Wells <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I have never been able to get a satisfactory answer out of IBM as
> to what license their XML tools can be used under in an ongoing project.
I don't know about all their projects but XML4J is all you really need
to do XML and it can be used for any purpose. You have to fill out a
little form to get a commercial redistribution license but its free.
As far as generating dynamic XML content I think the best way to go is
to use a servlet that uses the DOM interfaces (org.w3c.dom.*) to
construct an XML document and uses TXDocument's (IBM's implementation
of the DOM Document interface) printWithFormat method where you pass
in response.getWriter() as the output stream.
JSP is for adding dynamic content to a HTML page. If you want to add
template text or otherwise reformulate your XML for prettiness use
XSL. I recommend James Clark's XT parser:
http://www.jclark.com/xml/xt.html
Have fun,
--
Tom Reilly
Live Software, Inc
http://www.livesoftware.com
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