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Dynamator solves the Server Pages Maintenance Problem by completely separating HTML from server code for any page generation technology. Dynamator 1.5 includes major performance improvements, syntax validation, improved documentation, and many minor enhancements and bug fixes.

Dynamator, the language for transforming standard HTML into standard server pages, now provides first-class support for PHP. Release 1.3 also introduces ant integration and other new features, and includes some key bug fixes.

Dynamator simplifies server pages maintenance by allowing HTML and server page code to be maintained independently. Dynamator works with any page generation technology, including JSP, ASP, PHP, ColdFusion, Velocity, and XSL.

Dynamator, the tool that keeps server code out of HTML, can now generate server pages for HTML fragments. Release 1.2 also includes improved support for HTML element prototypes and a nifty new Calendar example to demonstrate.

Dynamator allows server code to be defined separately from HTML, combining them to create standard server pages in technologies like JSP, XSL, PHP, and Java.

Dynamator, the tool that keeps server code out of HTML, now supports international character encodings. See the Dynamator website (http://dynamator.sourceforge.net) for a guide to simpler server page internationalization and localization.

Dynamator combines standard HTML with server code to create standard server pages in technologies like JSP, XSL, PHP, and Java.

The Dynamator website (http://dynamator.sourceforge.net) now has a more complete explanation of the tool, with pictures.

Alexander Ovsiankin has provided a PDF version of the Dynamator Quick Reference (http://dynamator.sourceforge.net/docs/DynamatorQuickReference.pdf). Now everyone can read it. Thanks, Alexander!

Dynamator, the tool that solves the server pages maintenance problem, is now available at http://dynamator.sourceforge.net. Dynamator merges program logic files maintained by software developers with HTML files maintained by HTML authors to create standard server pages. Version 1.0 supports JSP, Java, ASP, and XSL.