This is certainly an interesting solution, and I can certainly see the
benefits when generating content for different display devices/browsers.
The primary question I have for Daniel and the other folks out there
using XSLT is -- what specific tools and techniques are you using for
this transform? Is it:
- container-specific implementations of servlet chaining?
- jsp 1.1 taglets that transform their whole contained body?
- relying on cutting-edge browsers that actually do XSLT?
- some other mechanism like Cocoon?
-=- D. J.
Daniel Lopez wrote:
[ . . . ]
> .- The JSP page formats the result in XML, which is more easily
> understood by designers, can be used as documentation, and for which
> fake document sets are easily generated. The JSP can also determine "on
> the fly" which XSLT sheet will be used to generate the UI.
> .- The XSLT sheet transforms the XML into HTML, WML, PDF and result is
> sent to the client.
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