From: Niko S. <ni...@on...> - 2001-11-22 11:30:46
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On Thursday 22 November 2001 10:09, Gerd Mueller wrote: > [...] What I don't like on JSP is the concept of writing Java Code in my > HTML site. [...] Just to let you know, that this was on of our major design goals to have codefree HTML/XML pages when we designed the Navigator Framework 2nd Generation (which is used by Ontopia's Omnigator V). This is why we have chosen the Custom Tag Library aproach which allows also non programmers to participate in the Web App development. With this it's very easy (and just a few lines of XML statements) to retrieve information from your topicmap, process and present it (our custom tags are not allowed to produce any HTML) meaning to embed it into whatever you like (HTML/XML/Plain) kind of velocity text generation tool, we have also written an environment for evaluating the pages outside a web container (for example from the command line). > Also, does it always need to be HTML when I use JSP ? Or is it > also possible to use XML ? I wouldn't like to be fixed on HTML. You are not bound a specific content type with JSP. So it is absolutely no problem to generate XML (for example we have built a WAP version of the Omnigator which renders WML). Greetings, Niko |