I simply read a template html file from the disk and send it out to the user
using the PrintWriter, with certain HTML comments indicating where the servlet
is to insert the customized information for that session.
James W. Cooper
Advanced Information Retrieval and Analysis
IBM T J Watson Research Center
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Subject: large HTML code
Hi...
I am facing a problem I dont if its a simple one ...but if I want a large HTML
form to be returned to the user, it does not seem wise to me to code every line
of the HTML code in the out.println("......") statements. Can I do away with
that by any other possible way...somebody please help me with that
Thx
Yogesh
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