how to make corresponding java code for html code

[david wolf]

I need to put some html code in my java bean or taglib. What I did is
that I first get these html code by designing it in front page. Since I
need to put these html code in a loop(say I want to generate a table
dynamically) in my java bean or taglib, I copied thes html code in my
java bean. And then put these in a stringbuffer.

My question is that it is so tedious to do these. I need to put
msg.append for every line of html code and also use \ to modify every
double quote inside the html.

Is there a tool to help me to this, I mean putting html code inside my
string buffer, automatically without my manually doing this?

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StringBuffer msg = new StringBuffer();

msg.append("<td>
msg.append("<style type="text/css">
msg.append("<!--

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[Oliver Wong]

I need to put some html code in my java bean or taglib. What I did is
that I first get these html code by designing it in front page. Since I
need to put these html code in a loop(say I want to generate a table
dynamically) in my java bean or taglib, I copied thes html code in my
java bean. And then put these in a stringbuffer.

My question is that it is so tedious to do these. I need to put
msg.append for every line of html code and also use \ to modify every
double quote inside the html.

Is there a tool to help me to this, I mean putting html code inside my
string buffer, automatically without my manually doing this?

--------------------------------------------------------
StringBuffer msg = new StringBuffer();

msg.append("<td>
msg.append("<style type="text/css">
msg.append("<!--

How about saving your HTML code to a file, and writing your java code to
read from these files?

- Oliver