I am writing a servlet application that basically generates
dynamic html and javascript for the web front end. I was
wondering if this falls in the usual practice of working
with an html/javascript front-end and a servlet in the
backend. I will need the html/javascript to change depending
on what the servlet retireves from a database. Are there
built-in packages in the servlet framework to 'replace'
certain tags in HTMl with retrieved data from a database or
do I just need to do my own search and replace to read the
statis html in, bypassing all static tags and just rewrite
the new page out with populated tags?

Thanks for any help

Ryan
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