Quoting vsr ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> If you intend to go ahead with just one of the
> frameworks you mentioned, I suggest WebMacro. By the
> way WebMacro does not work with JSP but it is a
> replacement to JSP.
You could make WebMacro work with JSP but I'm not sure why you would
do that. WebMacro at its heart is just a library which knows how to
generate HTML (or XML or whatever) from objects using templates. You
could invoke that library from arbitrary Java code, including JSP. But,
why would you?
Also you can run Webmacro servlets alongside JSP servlets and they can
share session data, etc., since they both just wind up being servlets.
Justin
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