Re: JSP? XSLT? UI layer on top of Java code and XML data for non-programmers

From: Jim Coble <Jim.Coble_at_nyob>
Date: Sat, 20 Aug 2005 10:06:02 -0400
To: CODE4LIB_at_listserv.nd.edu
Steve Toub wrote ...
>>>
... we've done recent work with Struts and using the struts-logic and
struts-bean JSP tag libraries ... What are y'all doing out there? What are
your thoughts on the best UI layer that gives non-programmers freedom to
edit markup and hides the bulk of the UI logic?
>>>

We're doing what you said you were doing in your recent work; namely,
using Struts tag libraries in JSP pages.  In addition to struts-logic and
struts-bean, we've also found struts-template (now, struts-tiles) to be a
help in isolating look-and-feel code from page content code.  And,
struts-html is a great help if you have forms on your pages.

--Jim

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