//Has anyone had any experience with working with designers in such an
//XML/XSL development environment?
a resounding YES!
web/ html developers hava a lot easier time using
custom tags on their HTML designs than they do using actual Java code, asp code... any
code (aside from lite javascript)
<yourNamespace:yourObject yourParam1="XXX"/>
embeded in a designers HTML gets used better.. We have been usind Servlets (NO JSP
PAGES) XML and XSLT to serve our sites for the past few projects and it works a lot
better for all involved:
have the web guys design "target pages"..
use HTML-Tidy to get them XHTML compliant...
decompose the dynamic objects on the pages to object-by -object templates..
all Java objects return XML and call for their respective templates to
be included in the master template wich copies all XHTML tags till it finds tags in
your namespace, wich it respoves in your dynamicly included templates....
All HTML/ XHTML becomes templated, everything is modular and everyone is happy..
GOOD LUCK
CHRIS
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