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Posted to user@struts.apache.org by "mpopovits.rm" <mi...@worldinsure.com> on 2002/01/29 19:36:30 UTC
Struts with dynamically generated contenct?
Has anyone used Struts in an environment where some of pages are
dynamically generated. In this case an action would write the html
directly to the output stream instead of forwarding to a jsp.
Anything to consider here?
Is it still advantageous to use Struts in this kind of situation?
Are there any particular supporting Struts technologies that I should
look closer into?
Michelle
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RE: Struts with dynamically generated contenct?
Posted by Taylor Cowan <tc...@silverstream.com>.
There was something posted within the last day or so regarding an XML/XSLT
struts modification, similar to the cocoon idea.
http://www.openroad.ca/opencode/stxx/documentation.html
Because JSPs are so flexible, I just leave struts as it is and do this in
the JSP:
<%=content%>
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Subject: Struts with dynamically generated contenct?
Has anyone used Struts in an environment where some of pages are
dynamically generated. In this case an action would write the html
directly to the output stream instead of forwarding to a jsp.
Anything to consider here?
Is it still advantageous to use Struts in this kind of situation?
Are there any particular supporting Struts technologies that I should
look closer into?
Michelle
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