How to write Java servlets and create HTML templates with WebMacro

WebMacro provides a very simple interface for both program author and web page designer--so you should be able to get simple things up and working quickly.

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If you have any questions or comments about WebMacro, we urge you to join the WebMacro mailing list. Just send an e-mail message to webmacro-request@webmacro.org. It's there for technical support, feedback, bug reporting, and so forth.

WebMacro configuration is fairly straight-forward: you have to install WebMacro as a servlet, then edit its configuration file. In future versions configuration will be web-based, but until then please bear with us, you'll have to edit a couple of text files.

The best way to get going quickly is to look at the examples. WebMacro is both an application framework, and a script language--so be sure and look at both sides of it.

The API documentation contains some pretty comprehensive documentation which you should read as well.

This document will give you a very brief overview of the package.


How To Install

How to Configure

Writing Your Application

Creating Templates

More information

For more information consult the JavaDoc documentation for the various classes, and see our example code.

You might also try asking on the mailing list:

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