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Translate jsp pages into asp pages using xslt

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Hi Guys,



I was just wondering whether it is possible to translate JSP pages

into ASP pages using XSLT.



What I want is to be able to open a currently available website

developed in JSP in a blackberry. Considering the limited real estate

of blackberry, we would like to propose a translation of the websites

using ASP .NET and XSLT by stripping out the HTML response from the

JSP pages.



Do you think it is possible?



Regards,

Andie


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Re:Translate jsp pages into asp pages using xslt

On Jun 27, 11:06 am, ak <andiekurnia...@gmail.com>wrote:

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Hi Guys,



I was just wondering whether it is possible to translate JSP pages

into ASP pages using XSLT.



What I want is to be able to open a currently available website

developed in JSP in a blackberry. Considering the limited real estate

of blackberry, we would like to propose a translation of the websites

using ASP .NET and XSLT by stripping out the HTML response from the

JSP pages.



Do you think it is possible?



Regards,

Andie



It depends on your page structure. What's the condition of java script

and event subscription....at the end I think you can't get any benefit

if u considered effort?



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Re:Translate jsp pages into asp pages using xslt

On Jun 27, 4:49 pm, nahid <nahid...@gmail.com>wrote:

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On Jun 27, 11:06 am, ak <andiekurnia...@gmail.com>wrote:



>Hi Guys,



>I was just wondering whether it is possible to translate JSP pages

>into ASP pages using XSLT.



>What I want is to be able to open a currently available website

>developed in JSP in a blackberry. Considering the limited real estate

>of blackberry, we would like to propose a translation of the websites

>using ASP .NET and XSLT by stripping out the HTML response from the

>JSP pages.



>Do you think it is possible?



>Regards,

>Andie



It depends on your page structure. What's the condition of java script

and event subscription....at the end I think you can't get any benefit

if u considered effort?



Hi Nahid,



Most of the pages will be hardcoded (e.g. menus). The pages that

require translation are login screen and the product catalogue. All of

the menu will be hardcoded. There won't be any java script on the

product catalagoue (e.g. normal html tables).



One issue that require my thinking cap on is the login. I was just

wondering how ASP handles JSP sessions.



Thanks for your quick reply.



Andie



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