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XML rendering in JSP

 
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Hello all
I am looking at helping a family member who has a web site that is in dire need of dynamic pages. I was hoping at using xml to store some of the data on the hosted server and use JSP to diplay the static components with the dynamic portion, do I need to create a bean to do this or is there another way?
Please help
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Nealle
 
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Hi,
You can render the XML data to the client side using XSL. You can write the XSL file for the particular XML and use it to render the XML through JSP to a Browser based client.
XSL has in itself 3 languages.i.e XSLT, XSL:FO and XPath.
Need more specific answer, please feel free to contact.
Thanks.

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L Goundalkar
lggoundalkar@hotmail.com
Sun Certified Programmer for Java 2 Platform
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