John,
I agree with you that an analogous command in Java would be a useful tool,
especially for beginning servlet developers. I don't think you've
considered all the issues (java is not a scipting language, after all), but
there's surely more than one way to skin a cat. I invite you to come up
with a class that does what you propose. Do you think you can do it? I
would be a service to the java community and maybe if it was good enough you
could get people to send you $5 for it. I would. At the very least, you'll
be a better developer for it and perhaps come to a better appreciation for
template systems.
Paul
>
>Why is it that no one has come up with a way to integrate HTML and Java
>efficiently? I know there is framework API's out there, such as Webmacro,
>but I've used web macro, and it, in itself, is quite complex.
>
>I know CGI's are probably forbidden on this list, but, if your familiar
with
>CGI's, then you are surly familiar with the "print qq|" command. If you're
>not familiar with this command, than I'll explain briefly. A good way to
>explain is by example.
>
>--------Perl
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