hi all,
i have read little of the JSP and XML white paper.
Since i have done a similar project, i would like to contribute/exchange
ideas
i wrote a JSP in XML which calls different stylesheets depending on the
User-Agent, so that i can write one JSP and present it either in a Web
browser or a WAP browser
Not only my project does that, but also frees the UI designer from learning
the intricacies of XML/XSL: in fact, following an article appeared on
xml.com, i make use of two stylesheet:
- one is XHTML (actually well-formed HTML) that 'describes' the layout of
the page (images, table etc.)
- one is the XSL stylesheet that contains the logic
Probably this idea was already 'launched' by the Jakarta project
anyway, i will be interested to exchange ideas about that
regards
marco
> -----Original Message-----
> From: EXT Eduardo Pelegri--Llopart
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> Sent: 21. October 2000 19:25
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> Subject: JSP & XML white paper...
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>
> We just posted a white paper exploring the relationships
> between JSP and
> XML at:
>
> http://java.sun.com/products/jsp/pdf/JSPXML.pdf
>
> I hope you will find the paper useful.
>
> - eduard/o
>
> PS: I have noticed that sometimes my Netscape navigator has trouble
> displaying PDF; usually a reload click, or just typing enter again at
> the URL field will clear the problem. Saving the file
> locally seems to
> work always. I have not seen the problem with my IE browser.
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