> I ask simply because I--personally--would use template engines and try
> to seperate my HTML from my servlet as much as possible (keep my
> servlets as simply the bridge between presentation [HTML] and the
> business logic).
There is no reason why this can't be done using a framework that loads the
"parts" of a page via Class.forName().
For example, you can have a class which defines a Template. This template
loads other parts of the page (ie: the top navigation, the bottom navigation
and the body of the page) (via Class.forName()) depending on data sent to
your servlet in the request.
I will have a framework that implements these ideas available soon. There is
almost a complete separation of HTML code from "logic" code.
-jon
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