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: Class Template
Template class allows you to use HTML Templates from within your java programs. It makes it possible to change the look of your servlets without having to ...
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HTML.Template.java
Template for java and HTML::Template for perl means that your templates are interoperable across two languages. 'The first cross-language templating ...
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: Class Template
Template class allows you to use HTML Templates from within your java programs. It makes it possible to change the look of your servlets without having to ...
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HTML.Template.java
Template class, you fill in the values for the variables, loops and branches ... Template for java and HTML::Template for perl means that your templates are ...
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HTML.Template.java
HTML.Template aims to do to java what HTML::Template.pm did to perl. HTML.Template makes it possible to use HTML Templates inside your java code. ...
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HTML.Template.java
HTML.Template aims to do to java what HTML::Template.pm did to perl. HTML.Template makes it possible to use HTML Templates inside your java code. ...
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HTML.Template.java
Template aims to do to java what HTML::Template.pm did to perl. HTML.Template makes it possible to use HTML Templates inside your java code. ...
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How to use HTML.Template with a database
How to use HTML.Template with a database. One of the most common uses of HTML.Template is for webpages populated from a database. We will try and build a ...
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