Arnaud D wrote:
>
> I don't know if you feel the same way as I do, but I don't like servlet code
> that looks like this :
>
> out.println("<html><head><title></title></head><body>you get the
> picture</body></html>");
>
> A good alternative that people like is XML, but I find the use of XML
> parsers/processors too complicated for a simple page and
> out.println("<root><element></element></root>"); is not the way to do it.
>
> Anyway, I came across a page in jason hunter's java servlets book that talks
> about the weblogic.html package which allows you to create ServletPage
> objects and create HTML that way. That package is part of weblogic and is
> therefore, not free.
>
> Does anyone know of a package that creates HTML and that is free for
> non-commercial applications (or commercial applications as well) ??
>
> Regards, Arnaud Dostes
My personal favorite is Tea at http://opensource.go.com. It's what the
Walt Disney Internet Group (formerly GO.com) uses for sites like
ESPN.com and it's now open source. I talk about it (and JSP, WebMacro,
XMLC, ECS, and Cocoon) in my upcoming second edition of "Java Servlet
Programming". I'll post a link here as soon as it's available for
pre-purchase on Amazon. (Don't ask when that'll be, it's out of my
hands.)
I'll also talk about all these content creation options at O'Reilly's
conference on Enterprise Java coming up in March/April. It's a great
conference, lots of O'Reilly speakers. It's where the seed for JDOM was
planted last year.
-jh-
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