I havent followed the thread closely but couldnt u just post another tag?
(I think this might just be a JRun feature), either that or just write ur
own class.
The best best would be to write your own <TAG> that included all your header
features, etc, and then do a out.println("<MYTAG OPTION=Whatever></MYTAG>");
Just a thought.
- Jon
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From: jon * [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, August 10, 1999 8:44 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: out.println(".....");? "EASY is the word!!!"
> So I POST this question again....in a different light. How difficult would
> it be to come up with a 100% pure java API which would encompass
fundamental
> HTML(<head><body><table> would be a great start) and then make calls to
this
> API just like we do with every other darn OO language.
If I understand you correctly, that is ECS:
<http://java.apache.org/ecs/>
Html htmlTag = new Html();
htmlTag.toString();
That produces:
<html></html>
You can get even more complicated:
Html htmlTag = new Html();
htmlTag.addElement ( new Head().addElement( new Body() ) );
htmlTag.toString();
That produces:
<html><head><body></body></head></html>
A 100% Pure Java solution that also happens to be Open Source.
> Or, how about we
> store the data in a txt file, something in the java.io package to just
read
> the entire file into the script, and then output that to the web? Great
> idea.
You can easily serialize all the ECS elements. You could serialize an entire
ECS Document object to disk, read it back in, change a few elements and off
you go.
Of course both of these examples require you to be able to write code. What
you want is something a bit easier. IMHO, solutions like WebMacro and
FreeMarker and JSP really are not that difficult, even for new people.
-jon
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