I have created a google code struts2-jquery-plugin project [
http://code.google.com/p/struts2-jquery-plugin/] and checked in my initial
code. It is still in its infancy with only basic support for a few tags and
I've already logged a number of issues to work on (most notably, writing
some test case
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If your intent is to go for a ObjectFactory implementation / extension,
I think it would not be necessary to distinct between action or
non-action classes - just check the bean to build for the EJB
annotations, regardless what kind of bean that is. Actually, in Struts2
not only action classes a
I would really love to see a solution like Nexus or Artifactory around
for staging and advanced repository management. I went for Artifactory
in my day job, but of course Nexus seems to be the better choice for
Apache infra.
Wes Wannemacher schrieb:
As Paul pointed out, it looks like we should
Validation with JQuery should not be hard using the JSON validation
interceptor. This could be a good time to improve how the tags are
laid out to support adding/removing validation errors, Dave already
brought this up before and I think he did some changes already.
musachy
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On Mon, Feb 23, 2009 at 4:26 PM, Obinna wrote:
> 2009/2/23 Musachy Barroso
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>> > I definitely agree that a thoughtful design is the right starting place.
>> > Taking this to the extreme, one thing that I mentioned in my earlier post
>> > (without too much thought) was that perhaps some kind of s
