> i did such a project as well. I chose a solution, which I think is
> pretty fast, but not very beautiful. I just read my HTML Files in an
> String Array, where each line is a new field. I sent those files trough
> an OutputStream with MimeType "TEXT/HTML" to the browser. The advantage
> of this is, that I can parse my HTML File easily. The Shop is idependet
> of the design, because it is all made just in the HTML File, nothing is
> coded in the servlet.
> If you have any more questions, just mail me.

In that case you migth want to investigate these two links:
http://www.javaexchange.com/JSTemplate.html
http://www.hpl.hp.co.uk/people/ak/java/utils-doc/hplb.www.util.HtmlTemplate.html

which do it all for you.

Wouter

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