Timothy Gallagher wrote:
> Well, some very good suggestions, but let me throw something else out
> that was discussed internally here. The intent, as mentioned by some of
> the replies, is to keep the Java people doing java and the HTML people
> doing HTML.
>
> Another technique mentioned by a colleque of mine is to use JavaScript
> in all the pages with the src attribute:
>
> <script language="JavaScript1.1" src="datafile.js">
>
> Then, generate a separate 'datafile.js' for deployment to another
> server.
> Body of the HTML files would use Javascript to present specifics based
> on
> the data in the datafile.js.
>
> My first problem beyond the 'is this practical?' one, is whether or not
> I want to limit the users to 4.0 browsers.
You can also use server side includes. Or even better - a simple Perl script.
Not everything must be in Java.
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