Re: JForms / Struts Console

[emmanuel.boudrant]

 I agree with you, perhaps create a new project on SourceForge is the right think to 
do.
Personnaly, I'm working on Struts Wizard for JBuilder support only but I'm very 
interrested by supporting Eclipse. I'm sure it's benefict for everybody to merge the 
currents projects based on Struts Productivity Tools.
Regards,
Emmanuel

James Holmes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit : I think you present very good points and 
I agree with
you. I think that it would be good to perhaps merge
the Struts Console work in with the JForms work. What
do you think Emmanuel? Perhaps create a new open
source project on SourceForge or something? Right now
a gent from Sun is looking into better integration of
the Struts Console with NetBeans/Forte. I've also had
interest from a group to integrate the Struts Console
with Eclipse.

-james
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.jamesholmes.com/struts/



--- Danilo Luiz Rheinheimer 
wrote:
> At 13:55 23/4/2002 -0700, you wrote:
> >Subject: [ANN] JForms - a visual tool for
> Struts-based Web forms
> >From: "Dave Barber" 
> > ===
> >Announcing SolanaSoft JForms, a visual tool for
> rapid creation of
> >Struts-based Web forms. JForms let you define the
> properties to capture in
> >a form, along with data types, and basic
> validation, then generates all of
> >the required Struts actions, forms, JSPs,
> application resources, error
> >messages, and configuration files. Finally, JForms
> compiles, packages, and
> >deploys a WAR file to an embedded Tomcat app server
> for easy testing of the
> >form.
> >
> >Its currently in beta, and we're still looking for
> a few volunteers to try
> >it out.
> >
> >There is an online demonstration available at the
> website, and you can send
> >an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] to sign up for the
> beta program.
> 
> I saw the online demo and I think this kind of
> tool is very useful.
> But I think this tool (as Struts Console) must be
> very integrated with 
> the IDE to be really good.
> On JForm the demo talks about create a WAR file
> and do the deployment. I 
> do not think this is the function of this tool. The
> IDE must do it. Even 
> because create the form is just the begin of the
> job. After this you must 
> create the code to forward the submited data,
> interate with the database 
> and so on.
> The ideal tool to do this can be just like Struts
> console + some wizards 
> to create forms (like JForms do) + better
> integration with the IDE.
> I use Struts Console in JBuilder but I feel a
> lack of integration with 
> the IDE. For example on the type property of the
> forms beans I need to type 
> my form class. Could be nice if I have a button to
> do the search of classes 
> on my project.
> Of course to do it Struts must know about the
> classes avaliable on the 
> project, so it must have some kind of callback
> functions to the IDE. But 
> this can be implemented in a generic way so people
> can write this plugins 
> to the IDE of choice.
> I know the creator of Struts console is a
> subscriber of this list so 
> what he think about this idea ?
> 
> 
> 
> Danilo Luiz Rheinheimer
> Florianopolis/SC Brasil
> mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 
> 
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Re: JForms / Struts Console

[mailinglist]

> I think you present very good points and I agree with
> you.  I think that it would be good to perhaps merge
> the Struts Console work in with the JForms work.  What
> do you think Emmanuel?  Perhaps create a new open
> source project on SourceForge or something?  Right now
> a gent from Sun is looking into better integration of
> the Struts Console with NetBeans/Forte.  I've also had
> interest from a group to integrate the Struts Console
> with Eclipse.

I 'm evaluating Eclipse and I find it very useful and faster than Forte or
Jbuilder, a Struts plugin would be great since Tomcat plugin is already
available.


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Re: JForms / Struts Console

[James Holmes]

I think you present very good points and I agree with
you.  I think that it would be good to perhaps merge
the Struts Console work in with the JForms work.  What
do you think Emmanuel?  Perhaps create a new open
source project on SourceForge or something?  Right now
a gent from Sun is looking into better integration of
the Struts Console with NetBeans/Forte.  I've also had
interest from a group to integrate the Struts Console
with Eclipse.

-james
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.jamesholmes.com/struts/



--- Danilo Luiz Rheinheimer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> At 13:55 23/4/2002 -0700, you wrote:
> >Subject: [ANN] JForms - a visual tool for
> Struts-based Web forms
> >From: "Dave Barber" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >  ===
> >Announcing SolanaSoft JForms, a visual tool for
> rapid creation of
> >Struts-based Web forms.  JForms let you define the
> properties to capture in
> >a form, along with data types, and basic
> validation, then generates all of
> >the required Struts actions, forms, JSPs,
> application resources, error
> >messages, and configuration files.  Finally, JForms
> compiles, packages, and
> >deploys a WAR file to an embedded Tomcat app server
> for easy testing of the
> >form.
> >
> >Its currently in beta, and we're still looking for
> a few volunteers to try
> >it out.
> >
> >There is an online demonstration available at the
> website, and you can send
> >an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] to sign up for the
> beta program.
> 
>I saw the online demo and I think this kind of
> tool is very useful.
>But I think this tool (as Struts Console) must be
> very integrated with 
> the IDE to be really good.
>On JForm the demo talks about create a WAR file
> and do the deployment. I 
> do not think this is the function of this tool. The
> IDE must do it. Even 
> because create the form is just the begin of the
> job. After this you must 
> create the code to forward the submited data,
> interate with the database 
> and so on.
>The ideal tool to do this can be just like Struts
> console + some wizards 
> to create forms (like JForms do) + better
> integration with the IDE.
>I use Struts Console in JBuilder but I feel a
> lack of integration with 
> the IDE. For example on the type property of the
> forms beans I need to type 
> my form class. Could be nice if I have a button to
> do the search of classes 
> on my project.
>Of course to do it Struts must know about the
> classes avaliable on the 
> project, so it must have some kind of callback
> functions to the IDE. But 
> this can be implemented in a generic way so people
> can write this plugins 
> to the IDE of choice.
>I know the creator of Struts console is a
> subscriber of this list so 
> what he think about this idea ?
> 
> 
> 
> Danilo Luiz Rheinheimer
> Florianopolis/SC Brasil
> mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 
> 
> 
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