milkyway wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> I am considering the following in order to accomplish my task. An
> application has to be created that runs from a regular computer as well
> as from a WAP-enabled device.
> 
> When the user is presented with information to enter on a screen and
> then presses the "Continue" button, it would then call a .jsp.
> 
> The .jsp would create a .xml on the fly that would be passed to an XSLT
> converter to convert to something that can be seen from WAP or from a
> regular web browser.
> 
> The thing is, to create the .XML file "on the fly", one would have to
> use the out.print statements to create something like this. To me, it
> seems as though this is very painful :-(
> Is there a better way to do this?
> 
> Kindest Regards.
> 


I think that you'll probably have better success doing this with a 
servlet.  I'm not that familiar with JSPs, but I've experienced this 
pain using XSPs (The Cocoon equivalent of the JSPs) and have found that 
simply using a servlet, and setting the mime type to text/xml is the 
better solution.