Hi, Craig:
I am not able to attend JavaOne. I am wonding how I
can get your framework. My email is
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
thanks
you sheng
--- "Craig R. McClanahan"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Kevin Duffey wrote:
>
> > [snip]
> > So, my question is, is there any way I can just
> create a class and have the
> > XML parser map the right elements (by name) and
> place the values after those
> > tags directly into an instance of an object? It
> would also need to be able
> > to add items to a vector, or table of some sort.
> For example, my config file
> > looks like so:
> >
> > <config>
> > <action>
> > <name>Login</name>
> >
> <class>com.bm.ui.actions.Login</class>
> > <result name="Successful"
> page="/inside/home.jsp" />
> > <result name="Error"
> page="/outside/login_error.jsp" />
> > </action>
> >
> > <action>
> > <name>Enroll</name>
> >
> <class>com.bm.ui.actions.Enroll</class>
> > <result name="Successful"
> page="/common/login_ok.jsp" />
> > <result name="BadLogin"
> page="/common/enroll.jsp" />
> > <result name="Error"
> page="/outside/enroll_error.jsp" />
> > </action>
> > </config>
> >
>
> I will (shortly) be able to help you with this
> issue, as well as several others.
>
> I'm putting the finishing touches on a small Model 2
> based framework that will be
> open sourced, and will contain the following tools:
>
> * Basic "model 2" servlet with action interfaces and
> some
> other support classes.
>
> * Custom tag library for some common use cases in
> Model 2
> scenarios, including internationalization.
>
> * Support for populating bean properties directly
> from request
> parameters (like JSP can do with the "*"
> wildcard).
>
> * Processing XML files like the one above, and
> creating new
> objects (and populating properties) from them
> elegantly,
> based on simple processing rules that you define.
>
> Look for an announcement of code availability for
> this for JavaOne. In addition, I
> will be present at many of the BOFs and Sessions
> (TS) related to servlet and JSP
> technology, including speaking at some of them.
> This code will be one of the case
> study examples. Hope to see you there!
>
> Craig McClanahan
>
>
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