I agree with Frank that -- it is amazing what you can do with JavaScript
and IE-specific stuff. A few jobs ago I had to inherit an heavy
JavaScript app where the page was generated with XSLT. I converted to
use Struts but I had to preserve the JavaScript. It is difficult to
keep the MVC architecture -- one thing you can do is use Struts/JSTL
tags to generate the JavaScript -- such as arrays, etc. The app I
inherited was doing this using XSLT so it wasn't too difficult to
migrate to Struts. I didn't have access to JSTL at the time -- my guess
it would have been even easier using JSTL (heck, I could have used the
XML tags).
Bill
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