Java servlet development

Hallo,
I would like to develop a java servlet for a adynamic web-site, I should use the following:
1.Java Servlet
2.xml-Linksfile
3.html-Template
The servlet mu� read the xml-File and transforms it in html-file and give it in output.
I use therefore a jakarta-tomcat4.0 servlet, I work under Windows Me.
Please who has an Idea about this subject?
If you know books or other sources, about development of a dynamic web-site with servlet, xml and html, please write to me and thank you.
Aziz
[email protected]

The servlet mu� read the xml-File and transforms it in html-file and give it in output.You want XSLT for this. Books: for example Michael Kay's XSLT Programmer's Guide.

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