Re: Dreamweaver Custom Tag Support
Yes it does ! I've spend all the night on this problem. Try to print your classpath and check it. - Original Message - From: Frédéric Houbie - ABSIS-GROUP To: Struts-User Sent: Monday, October 01, 2001 4:05 PM Subject: Dreamweaver Custom Tag Support Hi, I'm trying to use this feature but when I had a html:text tag for exemple, I get this error javax.servlet.ServletException :Cannot find ActionMappings or ActionFormBeans Collections. Is there something missing in my classpath ? Thanks Frederic
Re: Dreamweaver UltraDev Translator for struts
This is hosted at Jakarta Tablibs now. http://jakarta.apache.org/taglibs/doc/ultradev4-doc/intro.html -- Ted Husted, Husted dot Com, Fairport NY USA. -- Custom Software ~ Technical Services. -- Tel 716 737-3463. -- http://www.husted.com/about/struts/
Re: Dreamweaver and Struts 1.0 - updated translator now available..
Hi Don, I'd be very interested to see this - we currently use a bunch of custom icons for displaying this inside DW... clunky but it works... Cheers Ned - Original Message - From: Karen To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, June 14, 2001 1:01 PM Subject: Dreamweaver and Struts 1.0 - updated translator now available.. Hi Everyone, Recently I downloaded from husted.com an old Dreamweavertranslator for Struts 0.5 to use in coding my Struts 1.0 JSPs, however I've had a lot of problems with it... I've since converted this to support most 1.0 HTML tags, and have been using it fairly successfully in conjunction with a JSP include extension found on the dreamweaver site. If anyone is interested in a copy of this I'm happy to provide - please email me on [EMAIL PROTECTED] and I'll send the translator + instructions via return email... Regards, Don Elliott www.i4-talent.com Melbourne, Australia FYI - the translator basically converts Struts HTML tagsinto normal html tags so that the design view of Dreamweaver will show you what the page looks like - without this, the page just looks like a bunch of little squares that represent ASP / JSP code. I've spent quite a bit of time commenting the code so it should be easy to add the tags I already haven't. The few known issues are as follows: - dreamweaver goes bananas when it finds a Struts tag that has been commented out and replaces it with a bunch of MM:taglock ... junk in your source file (be careful of commented out tags !! By commented out, I mean within % /* ... */ % or % // ... % comments, or event !-- ... -- tags. - doesn't support any iteration tags, however if these are coded nicely will ignore these which makes little difference to the way your screen looks.
Re: Dreamweaver ThirdPartyTags for HTML taglib?
Well it is exactly the way the translators are working, it translates struts-tags into HTML tags. The version I wrote was for the 0.5 version but make it works with the 1.0 version you should only replace the stuts: prefix by html: in the javascript code. If you need any further help don't hesitate to contact me. Thierry Thierry CoolsSenior Java Developer S1 Brussels Kleine Kloosterstraat, 23 1932 st. Stevens-Woluwe Belgium Tel : +32 2 200 43 82 Email : [EMAIL PROTECTED] - Original Message - From: Bill Bunting To: Gavin Hughes Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, April 04, 2001 3:30 AM Subject: Re: Dreamweaver ThirdPartyTags for HTML taglib? Unfortunately, I jumped the gun. I quickly realized that the Dreamweaver ThirdPartyTags only allows you to substitute an icon in place of a tag and can not render HTML elements as I first thought it might. I found the alternatives posted to the list too intensive, "workaround", or complex for my needs right now. I will wait a year or so and hope that Dreamweaver improves its support for custom tags (to include some sort of translation from custom tags to HTML elements for display and graphical editing -- just enough so you could visualize the design)I am also considering not using the Struts HTML tags (if possible) and still use Struts but w/ standard HTML form input elements in some cases.I really want to turn the site over to the graphic artist and web designer after the software engineers finish their part. Unfortunately, if we use Struts we will not be able to do so as easily! ...and that puts us back into the days of servlet programming pre JSP where only the engineers will figure it out. Why do the artists need to learn a new syntax?... they already know HTML and know how to leave the JSP tags alone. Acknowledged, there are plenty of web designers who could do the job, but I want the team to be able to visualize what they are working on using good tools that abstract the detail so they can concentrate on the graphic design and layout. Sure, we could also design the site artwork first by creating an HTML storyboard and then convert to struts taglibs, but at some point maintenance and/or "facelift" will be an issue. Any thoughts anyone?Below was the most promising of the replies:==Hi ,Several weeks ago, I sent an email to this list describing an extension forDreamweaver UltraDev that allows for the creation of JSPs with custom taglibraries in UltraDev's development environment. I expressed our intentionto release the extension through jakarta if there was interest. After thedecision was made to donate the code to the taglibs project, Macromediareleased UltraDev 4, incorporating many bug fixes in their SDK. I tookthese past couple weeks to optimize the extension for UltraDev 4 and therevised SDK, to increase the stability and feature set of the extension. Itis now ready for an initial examination.As stated in its documentation, the extension is not commercial code to beused immediately for creating webapps; rather it is part of aninvestigation into the current and potential state of tool support for theauthoring of JSPs with custom tag libraries. As a foundation for thisinvestigation, the extension is intended to have its limitations explored,and be built upon.The Custom Tag Library Extension for UltraDev (CTLX) can be downloaded here:http://www.shokker.com/ctlx/ctlx.zip.Inside the zip file is the documentation (ctlxmanual.html). The docincludes detailed information for installing the extension, as well as atutorial to guide you through the process of creating a JSP with customtags using the extension. For a quick start, I recommend following the"Installing the Extension" section, and then running the tutorial.With your consent, I'd like to donate CTLX to the taglibs project.Dan MandellSun Microsystems- Original Message -From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent: Thursday, March 29, 2001 8:28 PMSubject: RE: [PROPOSAL] adding "tools" directory to taglibs I worked for Allaire, now work for Macromedia. I am an UltraDev newbie,but I've been to the MM Exchange center. Are these extensions availablethere? Scott Stirling - Original Message - From: "Daniel Jonathan Mandell" [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, March 29, 2001 4:55 AM Subject: [PROPOSAL] adding "tools" directory to taglibs Hi all, A few weeks ago I submitted CTLX, an extension for authoring JSPs with custom tags in UltraDev, to the taglibs project. One of the issues with commiting any utility or tool for tag libraries to the project is that since the tool itself is not a tag library, it is difficult to provide the source in a str
RE: Dreamweaver ThirdPartyTags for HTML taglib?
Bill, try the Translator tags that Terry wrote and i referenced. it translates the Struts tags into HTML which Dreamweaver can render. the only difficulty is in dealing with the properties of the tag. the DW property sheet doesn't recognize the tag so you'll end up editing the properties by hand, but in Design mode, the page will display the Struts form controls as if they were native HTML tags added via Dreamweaver. hopefully that will satisfy the graphic artist's need to see the page as layed out. regards, Pat Ludwig Silverstream Software [Pat Ludwig]-Original Message-From: Bill Bunting [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Tuesday, April 03, 2001 9:30 PMTo: Gavin HughesCc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: Re: Dreamweaver ThirdPartyTags for HTML taglib? Unfortunately, I jumped the gun. I quickly realized that the Dreamweaver ThirdPartyTags only allows you to substitute an icon in place of a tag and can not render HTML elements as I first thought it might. I found the alternatives posted to the list too intensive, "workaround", or complex for my needs right now. I will wait a year or so and hope that Dreamweaver improves its support for custom tags (to include some sort of translation from custom tags to HTML elements for display and graphical editing -- just enough so you could visualize the design)I am also considering not using the Struts HTML tags (if possible) and still use Struts but w/ standard HTML form input elements in some cases.I really want to turn the site over to the graphic artist and web designer after the software engineers finish their part. Unfortunately, if we use Struts we will not be able to do so as easily! ...and that puts us back into the days of servlet programming pre JSP where only the engineers will figure it out. Why do the artists need to learn a new syntax?... they already know HTML and know how to leave the JSP tags alone. Acknowledged, there are plenty of web designers who could do the job, but I want the team to be able to visualize what they are working on using good tools that abstract the detail so they can concentrate on the graphic design and layout. Sure, we could also design the site artwork first by creating an HTML storyboard and then convert to struts taglibs, but at some point maintenance and/or "facelift" will be an issue. Any thoughts anyone?Below was the most promising of the replies:==Hi ,Several weeks ago, I sent an email to this list describing an extension forDreamweaver UltraDev that allows for the creation of JSPs with custom taglibraries in UltraDev's development environment. I expressed our intentionto release the extension through jakarta if there was interest. After thedecision was made to donate the code to the taglibs project, Macromediareleased UltraDev 4, incorporating many bug fixes in their SDK. I tookthese past couple weeks to optimize the extension for UltraDev 4 and therevised SDK, to increase the stability and feature set of the extension. Itis now ready for an initial examination.As stated in its documentation, the extension is not commercial code to beused immediately for creating webapps; rather it is part of aninvestigation into the current and potential state of tool support for theauthoring of JSPs with custom tag libraries. As a foundation for thisinvestigation, the extension is intended to have its limitations explored,and be built upon.The Custom Tag Library Extension for UltraDev (CTLX) can be downloaded here:http://www.shokker.com/ctlx/ctlx.zip.Inside the zip file is the documentation (ctlxmanual.html). The docincludes detailed information for installing the extension, as well as atutorial to guide you through the process of creating a JSP with customtags using the extension. For a quick start, I recommend following the"Installing the Extension" section, and then running the tutorial.With your consent, I'd like to donate CTLX to the taglibs project.Dan MandellSun Microsystems- Original Message -From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent: Thursday, March 29, 2001 8:28 PMSubject: RE: [PROPOSAL] adding "tools" directory to taglibs I worked for Allaire, now work for Macromedia. I am an UltraDev newbie,but I've been to the MM Exchange center. Are these extensions availablethere? Scott Stirling - Original Message - From: "Daniel Jonathan Mandell" [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, March 29, 2001 4:55 AM Subject: [PROPOSAL] adding "tools" directory to taglibs Hi all, A few weeks ago I submitted CTLX, an extension for authoring JSPs with custom tags in UltraDev, to the taglibs project. One of the issues with commiting any utility or tool for tag libraries to the project is that since the tool itself is
RE: Dreamweaver ThirdPartyTags for HTML taglib?
Bill,
there is a DreamWeaver translator
written by Thierry Cools for Struts 0.5 that works pretty well that you can find
and download at Ted Husted's site. http://www.husted.com/about/struts/dw-struts.zip
it doesn't use the new Translation Manager xml approach, but will allow you to
see your form fields etc. other submitters to
this list have indicated that they were interested in writing plug-ins for using
Struts with DreamWeaver. no doubt if and
when they do, they will post them. you might look at the Struts-User archives
for Dream Weaver threads.
regards,
Pat Ludwig
Silverstream Software
-Original Message-From: Bill Bunting
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Tuesday, April 03, 2001 11:05
AMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: Dreamweaver
ThirdPartyTags for HTML taglib?Has anyone built ThirdPartyTags (xml) for Dreamweaver
(UltraDev) for the struts JSP taglibs -- specifically the HTML taglib?
[Without a custom third party tags for struts, you can not visualize
how the screens will look in Dreamweaver. So, without a good visual HTML
editor, then graphic artists / web designers ("non programmer" web designers)
will have a hard time working on improving the appearance and layout of the
screens and thus defeats some of the major advantages of JSP
programming. Your suggestions appreciated!]I will start
developing the configuration file to help visualize the Struts HTML
taglib. Please let me know if you are interested in a copy of the
file.Thanks!-Bill.
Bill BuntingRievent Technologiesemail:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]Web: http://www.rievent.comPhone: 757-549-1215Fax:
757-549-1215
Re: Dreamweaver ThirdPartyTags for HTML taglib?
Bill,
There is a Dreamweaver/Ultradev Taglib Manager that is
available. It uses the Live Data feature of Ultradev and the tags
aredynamic in the page when you put put them on the page. Struts tagslibs
work with it. I have had mixed success with it. Sometimes I get
errors.
I have included
the original message from Daniel and the link to
thedownload.
Martin==Hi
,Several weeks ago, I sent an email to this list describing an extension
forDreamweaver UltraDev that allows for the creation of JSPs with custom
taglibraries in UltraDev's development environment. I expressed our
intentionto release the extension through jakarta if there was interest.
After thedecision was made to donate the code to the taglibs project,
Macromediareleased UltraDev 4, incorporating many bug fixes in their SDK. I
tookthese past couple weeks to optimize the extension for UltraDev 4
and therevised SDK, to increase the stability and feature set of the
extension. Itis now ready for an initial examination.As stated in
its documentation, the extension is not commercial code to beused
immediately for creating webapps; rather it is part of aninvestigation into
the current and potential state of tool support for theauthoring of JSPs
with custom tag libraries. As a foundation for thisinvestigation, the
extension is intended to have its limitations explored,and be built
upon.The Custom Tag Library Extension for UltraDev (CTLX) can be
downloaded here:http://www.shokker.com/ctlx/ctlx.zip.Inside the zip file is the documentation
(ctlxmanual.html). The docincludes detailed information for installing the
extension, as well as atutorial to guide you through the process of creating
a JSP with customtags using the extension. For a quick start, I recommend
following the"Installing the Extension" section, and then running the
tutorial.With your consent, I'd like to donate CTLX to the taglibs
project.Dan MandellSun Microsystems- Original Message
-From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent: Thursday, March 29, 2001 8:28 PMSubject: RE: [PROPOSAL]
adding "tools" directory to taglibs I worked for Allaire, now
work for Macromedia. I am an UltraDev newbie,but I've been to
the MM Exchange center. Are these extensions
availablethere? Scott Stirling -
Original Message - From: "Daniel Jonathan Mandell" [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, March 29, 2001 4:55 AM Subject:
[PROPOSAL] adding "tools" directory to taglibs Hi
all, A few weeks ago I submitted CTLX, an extension
for authoring JSPs with custom tags in UltraDev, to the taglibs
project. One of the issues with commiting any utility or tool for
tag libraries to the project is that since the tool itself is not a
tag library, it is difficult to provide the source in a structure
that is useful but also complies with the Jakarta directory
structure. CTLX for example, consists of a servlet, 6 JavaScript
files installed via Macromedia's "Extension Manager", and a
tutorial webapp. The servlet and webapp could be picked up by
abuild.xml file, but the actual extension files require the use
of the Macromedia "Extension Manager" to be built and
installed. Since tool support seems to be an area of
growing interest among tag library users, I'd like to suggest we
add a "tools" directory to the repository, and within that
directory we could have an "UltraDev" directory for something like
CTLX, and a GoLive directory when someone creates a similar tool
for GoLive, etc. If there is any issue with this, please let me
know. Dan
- Original Message -
From:
Bill
Bunting
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 03, 2001 6:05
PM
Subject: Dreamweaver ThirdPartyTags for
HTML taglib?
Has anyone built ThirdPartyTags (xml)
for Dreamweaver (UltraDev) for the struts JSP taglibs -- specifically the HTML
taglib? [Without a custom third party tags for struts, you can
not visualize how the screens will look in Dreamweaver. So, without a
good visual HTML editor, then graphic artists / web designers ("non
programmer" web designers) will have a hard time working on improving the
appearance and layout of the screens and thus defeats some of the major
advantages of JSP programming. Your suggestions appreciated!]I
will start developing the configuration file to help visualize the Struts HTML
taglib. Please let me know if you are interested in a copy of the
file.Thanks!-Bill.
Bill BuntingRievent Technologiesemail:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]Web: http://www.rievent.comPhone: 757-549-1215Fax:
757-549-1215
Re: Dreamweaver TagLib
Hi if you make a dir in Macromedia\Dreamweaver UltraDev\Configuration\Objects eg "Struts", you get in your object window a new panal called "Struts" then you have to make your "tool buttons" like in the other dirs (copying the Forms dir works is the easyest..) change the sources so they generate the right codes(struts custom tags).. I don't yet know how to make that property window, but it is'n hard, (done it before, but forgot it...) the translator kicks in for displaying the "content", translates the "source" into a temporary html file for your main view.. the hardest part is to make datasources work, I could make the basics, (object-window, property window, enz ) and make one "extension" fore the extension manager so everyone could easely install it..( have to check the differences between version 3(dreamweaver, ultradev 3) and 4(dreamweaver, ultradev 4) Should be cool, fully integrated with ultradev you could go to the server to get some data for every custom tag, layout is yust "click and drag" work the only thing is how to display "optional" html/jsp like the content of the logic tags... - Original Message - From: "Ted Husted" [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, March 05, 2001 5:17 PM Subject: Re: Dreamweaver TagLib Well, that's pretty cool. In the script, I renamed struts: to html: (since they seemed to be the HTML tags), and it started to display my form fields as, well, form fields. With what I was doing before, with Objects and ThirdPartyTages, it was only showing markers. Still trying to get my head around how all these customizations fit together. -Ted. Thierry Cools wrote: Actually, it is more a tag translator than a tag lib. This means that every time you'll type a struts tag in the editor it will be translated in visual mode. To use it, simply copy the .htm file in the %ULTRADEV_HOME%\configuration\translator directory. Please keep in mind, that it was a prototype developed for the 0.5 version and it will need some modifications for the 1.0 version.
Re: Dreamweaver TagLib
His the link for the document that Macromedia has on their site for extending Ultradev. It talks about alot of the diferent ways to extend UD. It is a good place to get details and where to start. http://download.macromedia.com/pub/ultradev/documentation/ext_dw_ultradev.zi p - Original Message - From: "Ted Husted" [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, March 05, 2001 7:17 PM Subject: Re: Dreamweaver TagLib Well, that's pretty cool. In the script, I renamed struts: to html: (since they seemed to be the HTML tags), and it started to display my form fields as, well, form fields. With what I was doing before, with Objects and ThirdPartyTages, it was only showing markers. Still trying to get my head around how all these customizations fit together. -Ted. Thierry Cools wrote: Actually, it is more a tag translator than a tag lib. This means that every time you'll type a struts tag in the editor it will be translated in visual mode. To use it, simply copy the .htm file in the %ULTRADEV_HOME%\configuration\translator directory. Please keep in mind, that it was a prototype developed for the 0.5 version and it will need some modifications for the 1.0 version.
Re: Dreamweaver TagLib
Title: RE: Dreamweaver TagLib For all people interrested in the alpha version, you can download it at this address http://www.husted.com/about/struts/ Thierry Thierry CoolsSenior Java Developer S1 Brussels Kleine Kloosterstraat, 23 1932 st. Stevens-Woluwe Belgium Tel : +32 2 200 43 82 Email : [EMAIL PROTECTED] - Original Message - From: Tony Baity To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, March 05, 2001 5:31 PM Subject: RE: Dreamweaver TagLib I would also be interested in an alpha of the Dreamweaver extensions for Struts. -Original Message- From: Ted Husted [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Sunday, March 04, 2001 8:29 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Dreamweaver TagLib I picked it up from another posting, and to be honest, I'm not sure how to use it either ;0 I'm working on an extensions of my own now. Let me know if you're interested in an alpha. This let's you use Struts tags within Dreamweaver as if they were standard HTML tags. Dreamweaver doesn't seem to read TLD's directly. It has its own extension system -- that also works with ColdFusion, ASP, and whatever else. Martin Duffy wrote: I guess that this may be off topic but. I saw the DreamWeaver Struts taglib(?) on Ted Husted's site. Are there any instructions for using it? It looks to me like it is some sort of pre-processor? I do not understand how to use it. I thought that taglibs were TLD's? Thanks Martin
Re: Dreamweaver TagLib
I picked it up from another posting, and to be honest, I'm not sure how to use it either ;0 I'm working on an extensions of my own now. Let me know if you're interested in an alpha. This let's you use Struts tags within Dreamweaver as if they were standard HTML tags. Dreamweaver doesn't seem to read TLD's directly. It has its own extension system -- that also works with ColdFusion, ASP, and whatever else. Martin Duffy wrote: I guess that this may be off topic but. I saw the DreamWeaver Struts taglib(?) on Ted Husted's site. Are there any instructions for using it? It looks to me like it is some sort of pre-processor? I do not understand how to use it. I thought that taglibs were TLD's? Thanks Martin
Re: Dreamweaver TagLib
Hi Ted, Dreamweaver doesn't seem to read TLD's directly. It has its own extension system -- that also works with ColdFusion, ASP, and whatever else. as far as I know Dreamweaver or better Dreamweaver Ultradev supports only JSP 1.0. That would explain why Dreamweaver can't handle TLD's directly. Maybe it will be supported in a later version. Jens
Re: Dreamweaver TagLib
Ted, I appreciate your quick response. We are evaluating extending Ultradev4 for Struts ourselves as well. I would say that we are about 99% sure that we are going to do it. I would really appreciate seeeing the alpha work that you have when it is available. I think that we could make a contribution as well. We are looking at making Server behaviors for the MVC portion of Struts and possibly adding the taglibs as components with wizards. I saw that there was another group (Compuware in Holland) that is looking at the Taglib part. I was also thinking about contacting them as well to see if we might all work together on this. I think that I understand the htm file now. It is not an extension. Because an extension would have to be installed using the extension manager and they have mxp file extensions. I need to do a little research on how it is installed in Dreamweaver. I would also like to thank you for the great collection of Struts info on your website. It is a real help in getting all of the right information together for getting started with Struts. Would you mind if I contacted you directly about the Dreamweaver/UltraDev4 extensions for Struts? I do not know if this forum would be appropriate or not for discussing Struts extensions for UltraDev4. Martin - Original Message - From: "Ted Husted" [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, March 04, 2001 7:28 PM Subject: Re: Dreamweaver TagLib I picked it up from another posting, and to be honest, I'm not sure how to use it either ;0 I'm working on an extensions of my own now. Let me know if you're interested in an alpha. This let's you use Struts tags within Dreamweaver as if they were standard HTML tags. Dreamweaver doesn't seem to read TLD's directly. It has its own extension system -- that also works with ColdFusion, ASP, and whatever else. Martin Duffy wrote: I guess that this may be off topic but. I saw the DreamWeaver Struts taglib(?) on Ted Husted's site. Are there any instructions for using it? It looks to me like it is some sort of pre-processor? I do not understand how to use it. I thought that taglibs were TLD's? Thanks Martin
Re: Dreamweaver TagLib
Hi Martin, Actually, it is more a tag translator than a tag lib. This means that every time you'll type a struts tag in the editor it will be translated in visual mode. To use it, simply copy the .htm file in the %ULTRADEV_HOME%\configuration\translator directory. Please keep in mind, thatit was a prototype developed for the 0.5 version and it will need some modifications for the1.0 version. Thierry Thierry CoolsSenior Java Developer S1 Brussels Kleine Kloosterstraat, 23 1932 st. Stevens-Woluwe Belgium Tel : +32 2 200 43 82 Email : [EMAIL PROTECTED] - Original Message - From: Martin Duffy To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, March 03, 2001 8:33 AM Subject: Dreamweaver TagLib I guess that this may be off topic but.I saw the DreamWeaver Struts taglib(?) on Ted Husted's site. Are there anyinstructions for using it? It looks to me like it is some sort ofpre-processor? I do not understand how to use it. I thought that taglibswere TLD's?ThanksMartin
RE: Dreamweaver
Thierry Cools submitted a simple prototype for a Struts Dreamweaver extension: http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=struts-user http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=struts-userm=97445773011774w=2 m=97445773011774w=2 Note:A project is started to extend this prototype to get a fully functional Struts Dreamweaver extension. http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=struts-user http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=struts-userm=98112654223407w=2 m=98112654223407w=2 Regards, Arjan Kok. -Original Message- From: Martin Duffy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Saturday, February 03, 2001 8:21 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Dreamweaver I have been looking into the possibility of writing Struts extensions for UltraDev4 (which is an extension of Dreamweaver itself). I would be interested in getting such extensions as well if they are available. I will look in the list archives to see of I can find anything there. - Original Message - From: Charles Beckham mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Struts-User@Jakarta. Apache. Org mailto:Struts-User@Jakarta. Apache. Org Sent: Sunday, February 04, 2001 8:07 AM Subject: Dreamweaver I seem to recall a mention of DW extensions for 0.5...does anyone know where I can get such extensions? charles beckham
Re: Dreamweaver
I have been looking into the possibility of writing Struts extensions for UltraDev4 (which is an extension of Dreamweaver itself). I would be interested in getting such extensions as well if they are available. I will look in the list archives to see of I can find anything there. - Original Message - From: Charles Beckham To: Struts-User@Jakarta. Apache. Org Sent: Sunday, February 04, 2001 8:07 AM Subject: Dreamweaver I seem to recall a mention of DW extensions for 0.5does anyone know where I can get such extensions? charles beckham
