on 02-09-2007 4:08 AM
What is difference between HTML and HTMLB
Hi Srinivasarao
HTML contains markup tags.These markup tags tell the Web browser how to display the page.
Whereas HTMLB (HTML-Business for Java) provides a full set of easy-to-use Web controls.
The HTMLB library provides predifined UI elements (Buttons, Input Fields, Tables) for JSPs and BSPs which speed up the development of typical web applications enormously. Additionally, the HTMLB library allows the development of web applications with a consistent look and feel, even in bigger development teams.
Moreover HTMLB allows a design-oriented page layout. It is designed to overcome typical servlet problems, such as:
--Visualization and business logic are not separate.
--Content management consumes a lot of qualified manpower. Skills in HTML, --CSS, JavaScript etc. are essential.
--Development has to take care of different web clients and -versions.
--Maintaining the corporate identity through out the whole application is hard to achieve.
--Namespace conflicts with form elements
Regards
Gauri
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Hi
See link http://www.sapdesignguild.org/resources/web_history.asp
In 2001/2002, the HTML Business library was replaced by a simpler design that uses hardly any graphic elements and makes extensive use of CSS-based rendering techniques. This new design has been "finalized" as HTMLB library. The library and its use are described in the SAP HTMLB Guidelines. Currently, HTMLB is mainly used for applications running in SAP's enterprise portal.
With the advent of the portal, miniApps were renamed to iViews and their metric enlarged. The first iViews used a preliminary version of HTMLB that is presented in the SAP iView Guidelines for Java. There are only minor visual differences between this first version and the "finalized" HTMLB-based examples shown below. See the current SAP iView Guidelines for details.
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