Sudarson Roy Pratihar wrote:
> that's fine. But I don't want to throw output from jsp directly into
> response, in stead I want to determine the client agent type and
> accordingly apply style sheet on it to convert into some format that
> is understandable to the agent. I also don't want to depend on
> whether client understand xml content and style sheet directly (as
> IE 5.0 recognizes).
>
> Any suggestion ?
Take a look at HyperQbs (http://www.hyperqbs.org). They do automatic
agent recognition and uses different templates to serve the data to it,
but there is no problem to write parser using just one template (XML)
and agent-dependent style sheets (HyperQbs are modular and component based).
Regards,
J.Ch.
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