Re: [ jEdit-users ] Macro for generating println's from text

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Typically your servlet would perform whatever processing necessary, 
store any data to be displayed in a bean (a data holder object with 
setter and getter methods), store the bean on the request object, then 
forward to a jsp page which would display the data in the bean.  The 
simplest jsp file is a pure html file, but you could also use special 
jsp tags, or embedded java code.  Following this model you wouldn't need 
to embed html within your servlet code.

Simon Moore wrote:

>Hi Todd,
>
>Sorry I can't help you with the macro but for what it's worth I don't think
>it's a good idea to be outputting html from your servlet. 
>
>I'd recommend you try something like Velocity
>(http://jakarta.apache.org/velocity)
>
>Saimon
>
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>>-----Mensaje original-----
>>De:	Todd O'Bryan [SMTP:tod...@ma...]
>>Enviado el:	jueves 25 de septiembre de 2003 13:18
>>Para:	JEdit List
>>Asunto:	[ jEdit-users ] Macro for generating println's from text
>>
>>I'm playing with servlets and finding it difficult to out.println html 
>>without making silly mistakes.
>>
>>Does anybody have a macro that will produce a println statement given a 
>>selection in a text window, perhaps by combining the lines together and 
>>inserting "\n" at the ends.
>>
>>Todd
>>
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