There are several packages available free which may help you. The
Java-Apache project (java.apache.org) has a list. Check out their
Element Construction package for one, which is similar in nature
to kona.
Another way to do it is with a template system. Obviously I am
generally an advocate for that--but it depends what you want
to do.
My HTML template system, WebMacro, is abailable for free at
http://www.webmacro.org
Justin
Quoting Michael Halmich ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Hi,
>
> a lot of you might know the "Java Servlet Programming" Book from Jason
> Hunter. At Page 129 and following he describes the HTML generation with
> htmlKONA. I wanted to get this package from WebLogic but i can't find it on
> their website. Is this package only part of their WebServer (and included
> at the evaluation version)?
>
> Does anyone know another HTML generation package or can send me the
> htmlKONA package (maybe with documentation)?
>
> thanks
> Michael
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