Dhaval Udani wrote :
My team is building a framework which is used by many projects in my
organization. All the other projects create HTML with their own
look-and-feel. To use the framework, they need to convert these files
into a JSP(using a tool developed by my team). The tool apart from jsut
changing the extension ;) also adds lots of JSP code and makes certain
modifications to the HTML tags(not the presentation tags though). After
the JSP is created if the layout changes, they will ahve to again spend
time correcting this anomaly and will need to keep doing it everytime
they change their HTML page or the tool is updated. Now I guess you can
understand why I feel so strongly about maintaining layout.
I am not sure I fully understand. The other teams are creating HTML with =
their own look and feel. You are converting it to a JSP. Naturally the =
alignment would have changes by your additions itself. Now, if the =
original HTML is preserved in functionality but not in exact layout as =
it arrived, I did not understand how that causes a problem in your other =
teams. Are they reading your jsp file through some program ?=20
If you can give some more details, a clearer picture might emerge.
Regards,
Somik
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