Denis, I'm looking at the a similar problem for a new system. I'd very much like to apply XSLT to the result. I'm considering using struts Actions to interact with an EJB layer that will produce value objects. I'm thinking then about forwarding on the request to a JSP that understands how to transform these value objects into a DOM tree and then uses a XSLT Transformer to do the real work.
>From what I can tell, this path has not been well tread using struts, so I'm still looking at options. How are you currently going about XML document generation and XSLT template application? Is it all servlet managed? I'd be interested to hear. --Michael Denis Goeury wrote: > Hi, > > I am currently in the process of evaluating Struts to rewrite our > presentation layer. For now, I think it provides almost all the support we > need (except for multipage forms) but its JSP oriented model is a kind of > limitation for us. That's because our current presentation layer is done by > using XML documents and XSL templates and we want to keep those > technologies. > > To fix this issue I was thinking about creating one servlet that could be in > charge of creating the XML pages. This servlet would receive requests (from > the RequestDispatcher) like /checkout.xml and construct the Checkout XML > document. With this approach we will probably loose the support provided by > TagLibs. > > Is there a better solution? What about XTags Taglib? > > Thanks a lot for all the ideas you can give me, > > Denis Goeury.
