>Hello people on the list! I got a big project to develop using
Apache/Tomcat
>and was looking for a good template solution. The one I found more
appealing
>was JBYTE (http://javaby.sf.net) because of ease syntax and ease of
install
>(just put a single .jar). I don't have any control over the hosting
>environment, so velocity will not be an option. Any suggestions ?

My personal opinion is that if you have the possiblity to use JSP 2.0
JSTL and EL syntax, with some careful crafting, you'll have the
equivalent of a template engine, with separated skins, reusable gui
components, xhtml validation built in to the templates,
internationalization etc etc.

Stick to xml syntax (jsp documents) in that case.

Admittably it has a learning curve, but once you are up to speed I can
guarantee you that you do not want anything else.

Regards Erik Beijnoff

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