Use of XSL in servlet-based WML generation pipeline (and similar)

[Eduardo Pelegri-Llopart <Eduardo.Pelegrillopart@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I work in the Java Platform group at Sun and we recently created a
mailing list that may be of interest to some readers of this list.

The focus of the wap-servlet-external@xxxxxxxxxxx mailing list is the
generation of structured content (most concretely WML) in response to
HTTP requests using the Servlet and JSP technologies.  The relationshpi
to XSL-LIST is that in many (most?) cases the generation pipeline
involves an XSLT transformation step, often just before returning
content to a WAP gateway.  The generation pipeline is also applicable to
other content but the list is initially targetted to WML/WAP.

I am including the text of the announcement message that Danny Coward
sent to some other lists.

Thanks,

	- eduard/o pelegri-llopart

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I have set up a mailing list specially for people who are using JSPs and
Servlets to create WAP content, are interested in using JSP and Servlets
to write WAP applications, and hearing about & discussing other people's
experiences and knowledge.

WAP is in the news a lot right now, and I know some of you out there are
interested in finding out more in this specific area.

The mailing list address is wap-servlet-external@xxxxxxxxxxxx

This list will be pretty informal till we see just how much interest
there is. 

For now, if you wish to subscribe, just send me an email (to
danny.coward@xxxxxxxxxxx) from the email address you wish 
to be subscribed under with 'wap-servlet-external@xxxxxxxxxxx subscribe'
in the subject.

Thanks !

- Danny

Danny Coward
Servlet Specification & Web Java
Java Software Group, Sun Microsystems
danny.coward@xxxxxxxxxxx


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