I'm writing an application that outputs xml and I'm using a jsp to do it (in eclipse). It works fine, but the jsp editor complains about the xml tags. Is there a way to convince the jsp editor to validate xml instead of html?
Oh, I misread that entirely.
You can turn of JSP format / verification in Eclipse properties.
In addition ensure you have <%@ page contentType="application/rss+xml" %>
in your JSP.
Previous answer.
1) Create an XML util class that has methods to abstract the generation of XML, auto-handle pretty-print, etc. I could see it having public methods like:
public void init();
// <tagname> and <tagname />
public void openTag(String tagname, boolean close);
// <tagname x="y">
public void openTag(String tagname, Map<String, String> attributes, boolean close);
// </tagname>
public void closeTag(String tagname);
// <tagname>value</tagname>
public void valueTag(String tagname, String value);
public void valueTag(String tagname, Map<String, String> attributes, String value);
public String getXML();
or you could have each operation return a String and manage the StringBuilder yourself.
2) Why are you generating XML in a JSP class, which should be used for presentation?
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