Experiences in Web Site Development with Multidisciplinary Teams. From XML to JST

Izquierdo, R.; Juan, Aquilino; Lopez, Benjamin; Devis, Ricardo; Cueva, Juan Manuel; Acebal, César F.

doi:10.1007/3-540-45068-8_86

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“…The use of this kind of template systems makes this relationship very close, and it is characterized by the constant flow of information from programmers to designers, who need to know what the application is like in order to program the access to it in the template. This need of communication have been already treated by us [16,17] in the context of XML-XSLT [30], but can be perfectly extrapolated to other environments.…”

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A Double-Model Approach to Achieve Effective Model-View Separation in Template Based Web Applications

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Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Abstract. Several works [20,22] have tried to enforce strict isolation between the model and the view in template based web applications by restricting the computing possibilities of the used templates. From the point of view of graphic designers this is a limitation that may make their work difficult. Besides, in this paper we state that this claimed strict isolation is impossible to achieve in practice for HTML template systems. We propose another approach to study and to attain an effective separation between model and view that does not necessarily restrict the expressive power of the template: the double-model approach. Finally we present an implementation of this approach in a renewed template system called JST2.

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confidence: 96%