Hey Z --
I hear what your saying brother, but big shops have such tight constraints
about what you can download and use that this was a real s t r e t c h for
the last shop I was in! We were happy to Struts/2 approved! I like your
strategy too.
P.S. I'm a drummer and Z reminds me of Zildjian! :drunk:
Peace,
Scott
Sparecreative wrote:
>
> While I appreciate what you¹re saying, we¹ve found that by moving to one
> of
> the javascript libraries (we use jQuery, but they all offer pretty much
> the
> same range and depth) for all our ajax work, the task has been simplified
> immensely.
>
> Also, by moving away from the S2 ajax tags, we¹ve found that it has been
> easier to manage features and libraries.
>
> I guess what I¹m saying is that sometimes it¹s worth stepping back to see
> if
> we¹re just not reinventing the wheel. I make no secret of the fact that I
> find the S2 built in ajax support to be a wasted effort.
>
> Z.
>>
>>
>> After answering similar questions regarding Struts/2 and Ajax on several
>> forums, I have decided to write an actual paper on the topic. While I
>> figure out where to publish "papers" I am dropping the link here.
>>
>> http://struts2inaction.com/SimpleAjax.html World¹s Simplest Struts/2 Ajax
>> Pattern
>>
>> Peace,
>> Scott
>
>
>
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