LOL Oh, I didn't tell you, the JUEL plugin has some experimental
psychic code in it. Part of the Apache 'I know what you did last
summer!' project. :)
Tom
Musachy Barroso wrote:
I was playing around with JUEL plugin last night, and while running
the example I saw the first input on the form
Unfortunately, I haven't had much (any) time to work on s2 at all since
December. Feel free to poke around and see how far you can get.
Tom
Brian Pontarelli wrote:
Tom Schneider wrote:
Brian,
I worked on Unfied EL a bit towards the end of last year:
http://cwiki.apache.org/S2PLUGINS/un
Brian,
I worked on Unfied EL a bit towards the end of last year:
http://cwiki.apache.org/S2PLUGINS/unified-el-plugin.html I was able to
get it working for basic expressions, but it is nowhere near ready for
production. It would need a lot more coding/testing before it would
even be considere
+1 for ditching JDK 1.4 on the Struts 2.1.x series. Struts 2.0.x
should be a reasonable transition for those still on JDK 1.4.
Tom
On Jan 14, 2008 10:37 AM, Ted Husted <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Works for me. It has to happen sometime.
>
>
> On Jan 14, 2008 11:27 AM, Al Sutton <[EMAIL PROTECTED
I disagree, I think there is a support cost. If users are having issues
with the 1.4 stuff, (which happens more often than not) then we're
obligated to assist that user. If we dropped the 1.4 stuff, maybe for
Struts 2.1, then we would no longer have that obligation. Long term I
think we will
Actually, we've done a little more work on the scope plugin since we
took it out of the sandbox:
http://cwiki.apache.org/S2PLUGINS/scope-plugin.html
Originally we took most of our API from Seam, but I think we'll be
diverging from Seam a bit since it will make things easier for s2 users.
My un
You know, I think you're right! I searched the entire codebase (both xwork
and struts) and I have found nowhere where we call destroy() on the
interceptors. I guess that hasn't been an issue because if the destroy
isn't being called, no big deal because your usually shutting down anyway.
If we
I have plenty of examples from our application.
The first is a case where the user must enter at least one phone
number and if the type of phone is selected, then the user must enter
a phone number. The validation code is as follows:
if(!hasFieldErrors("exampleData.phoneNumber1") &&
!
CMA = container managed authentication for those who haven't memorized
every three letter acronym under the sun.
What about using an s2 interceptor to enforce role security? That way
you could have an implementation for whatever security mechanism your
using and it's not tied to the struts co
;m currently at. I haven't had much time yet to really
dig into this yet. Any additional ideas/suggestions would be greatly
appreciated.
Tom
rburton wrote:
Tom Schneider and a few other folks have been talking about validation in
Struts 2 and how it can be improved. I figured it would be
and discuss /
etc during that dev cycle.
I'm guessing I'll probably start on it sometime this month and finish
"whenever". .
Tom Schneider wrote:
I was working on a proof of concept for Unified EL:
http://cwiki.apache.org/S2PLUGINS/unified-el-plugin.html
I had a basic
No Martin, that's a valid question. Is there a need for JRuby in S2?
I'm not really the person driving this initiative, it's Richard Burton
with assistance from Charles Nutter (one of the JRuby core developers).
I just provided some S2 technical expertise for them. However, since
Sun employ
I agree, I think it would be interesting to create a plugin that gives
us a seamless full stack: Struts2/Spring/JPA or Struts2/Guice/JPA.
However, one of the advantages of Groovy/Ruby is the fact that the
classes can be updated just by reloading the page and new language
features, such as clos
ity reasons as I understand it, and therefore S2
doesn't allow EL. It seems the ideal solution is to offer the option
of either EL or OGNL, with only a change in one configuration option
needed to specify which.
Tom Schneider on 02/12/07 19:34, wrote:
I was working on a proof of concept f
These last 2 weeks, Richard Burton and I have been working on adding
JRuby support to S2. We've been successful in getting a very basic
action up and running, but we're running into something of an impedance
mismatch between S2 and Ruby. Some of the issues we've run into:
1. Ruby's object pr
I was working on a proof of concept for Unified EL:
http://cwiki.apache.org/S2PLUGINS/unified-el-plugin.html
I had a basic value stack up and running, however, I never took it any
farther than that. Richard Burton is planning on implemented an MVEL
stack in the near future, but he's waiting
Personally, I !!HATE!! writing xsl. I try to avoid it at all costs, but
maybe others might feel differently. Is the idea here that the action
would output XML then let the xsl processor on the client convert it to
html? If so, would you expect the domain model to be automatically
serialized
less than ideal. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Tom
On Nov 27, 2007 11:04 AM, Wendy Smoak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 11/25/07, Tom Schneider <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hey all,
> > I finally figured out a way to host a maven repository on googleco
the group could still have a select group of owners that
could remove someone who joined and then turned out to be a troll.
-Ted.
On Nov 25, 2007 10:12 AM, Tom Schneider <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hey all,
I finally figured out a way to host a maven repository on googlecode.
This should g
Hey all,
I finally figured out a way to host a maven repository on googlecode.
This should greatly simplify using googlecode hosted plugins in Struts
2. For me, it's also much nicer to use maven to deploy than trying to
get a jar manually uploaded into the central repository. Instructions
o
I checked in a very minor change for WW-2328 and now the
Struts2PortletTest is failing in both the java5 and java6 bamboo
builds--but with different exceptions. I have a clean checkout of
struts2 and everything builds fine locally with a mvn -Pall build. So
is this a case of gremlins in the s
Ted, I finally had a chance to look at your JPA mailreader.
I know this was in the original, but I really don't like the way that
they have most of the functionality for the actions is in a superclass.
To me, that's hiding functionality. (Especially when the domain model
is in the super clas
Getting the
> 2 frameworks
> working together would be awesome. Looking forward to see where this goes.
>
>
> On Nov 13, 2007 9:00 AM, Tom Schneider <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Just for completeness I'd think we'd want a GSPResult. Just because
> >
Are you worried about optimistic locking at all? (I'm guessing not
for this simple example) Although I think your technique is clever,
in a situation where optimistic locking is used, you should really be
editing the object that was originally read from the database. Might
I suggest the scope pl
so users using the
> static page won't see the new votes
>
> Still, I think it is better than nothing, so vote away.
>
> Don
>
>
> On 11/11/07, Tom Schneider <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I know I've mentioned this before, but I was wondering if we
Just for completeness I'd think we'd want a GSPResult. Just because
it's slow now, doesn't mean it will be slow in the future. (Look at how
slow freemarker was before we tweaked it) Also, for those looking to
migrate over, if GSP isn't supported, that might be a issue for existing
grails app
voiding JpaTemplate
> though because they indicate that it only exists to help people used
> to HibernateTemplate / JdoTemplate.
>
> -Wes
>
>
> On 11/12/07, Tom Schneider <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > My vote is to just use spring, for both EntityManagerFactory injecti
My vote is to just use spring, for both EntityManagerFactory injection
and Transaction Management. As Richard and I were discussing this
weekend, Spring is a very common framework when used with Struts. It
will also provide a full stack Struts/Spring/JPA example.
Tom
On Nov 12, 2007 9:05 AM, Wes
See my comments below:
Mark Menard wrote:
On 11/11/07 5:07 PM, "Tom Schneider" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
I will agree with you, and I've decided I'm done reinventing wheels. So, I'm
game. I'm very pressed for time, but I'm definitely interested in this.
data because I didn't have a ModelAndView for the
template to run against)
Tom
Mark Menard wrote:
On 11/7/07 2:58 PM, "Tom Schneider" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
They are very similar. The difference used to be that s2ss did not require
Spring, or didn't support
I know I've mentioned this before, but I was wondering if we could use
this plugin:
http://www.atlassian.com/software/confluence/plugins/rate.jsp
To provide user rating capabilities for the plugin registry. As more
and more of the core functionality becomes plugins, I think it makes
sense to
Well, Richard Burton is supposed to be working on an MVEL value stack,
so hopefully we'll be able to pit them all against each other. :)
Tom
On 11/7/07, Chris Brock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> For the record, I still maintain that it's better :)
>
>
> Tom Schnei
How are http://code.google.com/p/s2ss/ and
http://code.google.com/p/groovyworks/ different? Looking at the code
they look very similar. I've been trying to make sure the Plugin
Registry is up to date and has all the plugins that are available, so
I'm wondering if these are 2 separate entries, or
Interesting idea!
Another plug-in idea would be to see if there was a way to integrate
grails flow:
http://www.jcatalog.com/oss/grailsflow/whygrailsflow.html
I've been considering ways to make the Spring Webflow Plugin easier.
(We all know how much you like that plugin, Matt) There's just too
m
that has a '#' in it. This
mean we can never support deferred expressions such as
#{exampleBean.exampleProperty}. My fix for this was to all anything
that starts with '#{'.
On 11/7/07, Brian Pontarelli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Tom Schneider wrote:
> > On
great that Tom is doing this work, and it wasn't my intent to put
> down the effort. I guess I was just trying to preempt given some of the
> OGNL threads.
>
> /Ian
>
> Tom Schneider wrote:
> > LOL, I didn't know my efforts were going to cause such a raucous. :)
&g
On 11/6/07, Don Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Type conversion isn't tied to OGNL in 2.1. XWork has a new API
> (copied from OGNL) to abstract type conversion. Of course not all
> EL's support type conversion in the same way, so there may be issues
> down the road. i18N isn't tied at all to
LOL, I didn't know my efforts were going to cause such a raucous. :)
Ted is correct--I started this on Saturday on a whim. At this point
it is completely experimental--we have a long ways to go before it is
even close to usable. However, I was able to execute a simple
expression using my value s
Isn't that what Ted wanted? A new plug-in a day for 60 days. :) I
have one lined up for tomorrow.
Tom
Don Brown wrote:
Whoa, where did that one come from? I was just begging for such a
plugin yesterday on #struts from Richard Burton, who is working on an
MVEL one. I could see Struts 3 == n
Ted Husted wrote:
Don's also been doing some preliminary refactoring in XWork so that
the expression language can be made pluggable, meaning we would also
be able to plugin something else instead of OGNL.
-Ted.
You mean like JUEL?
http://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/S2PLUGINS/JUEL+plugin
Speaking of the core taglib, what ARE we going to do with it. There's
been talk of moving them to a separate plugin, reimplementing them in a
java, etc. It would be nice to know from a roadmap prespective about
where the core taglib is headed--I have several plugins that would be
affected by
I'm not sure it is practical for a junit test to test all the variations
of the tags. Just setting up the expected output would be very
tedious. I like the idea of having a taglib showcase to test all the
tags--I looked at showcase the other day to see if it had this and it
didn't. Also, bei
Looks good to me. I was going to suggest putting this on the wiki,
but a googlecode project is even better. So would the code for this
new struts2 plugin live here or in the struts codebase?
On 11/1/07, Ted Husted <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Just to followup, I setup a Google Code site as a pla
On 10/22/07, Frank W. Zammetti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm still not 100% convinced there's a ton of benefit to this plugin
> frankly, other than perhaps visibility, but it's there now in any case.
That how I feel too with most of the plugins I've written. I wish we
could add a plugin voting
First of all, I think Ted did a good job of getting a start on this.
His proposal is a great start that would unify several misc things
that really needed to be unified. (Especially for 2.1.x where it
would be nice to have a unified approach to these things)
Secondly, our company does the exact s
No because OGNL can access the private Session variable directly. (I
noticed this behavior when I was fixing a race condition) It first
tries to call the get(), if that fails, then it will turn on
reflection accessibility and access the variable directly.
On 10/17/07, Jim Cushing <[EMAIL PROTECT
My apologies, I've located
https://issues.apache.org/struts/browse/WW-2028 which addresses this
issue, please disregard my original email. I'll take a look at this
issue today since I've setup builds that have included source.
Tom
On 10/7/07, Tom Schneider <[EMAIL PROTECTED]&
Is there anyplace where the source and test jars are deployed as part of
a release? Looking in the central maven repository and on
http://people.apache.org/repo/m2-ibiblio-rsync-repository, I only see
the bin artifact. I ran into an issue with needing the test artifact
because I extend a JUni
+1 for anything that makes configuration easier
Don Brown wrote:
With the latest refactorings in XWork that allow plugins to provide
code that load Packages, I'd like to suggest that we make it a key
design feature of Struts 2.1 that Core includes no code labeled
"experimental".
Here is what I
http://openjpa.apache.org/ is an option too. Seems logical since it
is an apache project.
On 10/5/07, Ted Husted <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 10/5/07, Wes Wannemacher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I am poking around for things I can help with. I came across WW-1399
> > and I remember some dis
Don Brown wrote:
Right, and that's why I didn't move to kill it off for 2.1. Give it
some time, let the feature get some exercise, then if all agree, we
could change the default later. As with any new feature, I'd put it
in a sort of experimental category for at least one major release.
So,
What kind of strange new world will it be without .action? I've grown
so used to it I can't imagine not using it. So you're saying you would
have the same url without the .action part?
Now that we have all these options for mapping url's to
actions/parameters, is there a new recommended appr
Nice work Don!
I attempted this a while back, but ran into some issues that I couldn't
reconcile. I'll definitely be trying this on our app.
Tom
Don Brown wrote:
I've completed a spike on a Struts 2 plugin for WebWork 2, providing a
drop-in replacement with no code or configuration file chan
I already created a body tag on our webwork project at work (we needed
the onload event hook)
+1 from me.
Tom
Ted Husted wrote:
Another good use for head or body tags might be to generate a JavaScript hook.
A head tag could also inject the doctype redtape, that we might
otherwise paste into e
already in the plugin and add the build scripts)
> 2. Create a profile (it is already done)
> 3. Execute Dojo's build script with some parameters (pointing to our profile)
> 4. Rename the 2 main js files and copy them into the plugin
>
> musachy
>
> On 8/22/07, Tom Schneider
I could see 2 ways of handling this and you'll have to provide your
input as to which makes more sense:
1. Treat the compressed javascript as a maven artifact and create a
custom maven mojo and artifact type to handle it.
2. Use the maven antrun plugin or the assembly plugin to create the
co
I disagree with moving the Spring plugin outside of the core set of
plugins. I think a lot of people use Spring and it would be a shame to
not have it as a core feature. Keep in mind that I think we run a huge
risk (IMO) of plugins being unmaintained if we set them free, however,
I'm more tha
So what determines what should be an instance logger and what should be
a static logger? From the original article, they recommend creating the
loggers as needed when logging in a static context. To me, that implies
only instance level loggers are allowed globally to a class. In static
conte
works
for me, so I think a remote execution is definitely possible.
(Something like Runtime.exec would probably cause a lot of problems)
Do we need to filter certain classes/methods? I'm not sure how else
we would solve this--this could allow someone to do some nasty stuff.
Tom
On 7/5/07, Bob
Nils,
This is a great start. I had wanted to do this myself, but I never
found the time. I only took a brief look at the patch, but a few things
jumped out at me:
1. I'm not sure the UrlRendererFactory is needed. I believe the whole
purpose of guice is to not have anymore factories anymore
Frank,
Everything looks good to me. With the plugin registry, there is the
main website and the wiki for editing the plugin registry. Your
announcement won't show up on the website until it's synced up with the
wiki overnight. Right now it's showing up on the wiki, but not on the
main websi
The current version of table tags does use freemarker templates when
rendering a table.
Tom
On 5/31/07, André Faria <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi All,
I am interested in Table Tags Project to apply it resources in a
project with Struts 2, but I'd like to know if you are planning to
implemen
I'm here, I've just been insanely busy with other things for the last 2
months. Can you believe they actually want me to write non-open-source
business code at work? Absolutely ridiculous. :)
I'm hoping things will slow down a bit now, but I can't make any promises.
Tom
Philip Luppens wrote:
ad of
2.1?
musachy
On 3/24/07, Tom Schneider <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I wrote a struts2 caching implementation of the freemarker templates:
https://issues.apache.org/struts/browse/WW-1661
Freemarker wouldn't know how to cache the templates as well as struts2
does since we know h
I wrote a struts2 caching implementation of the freemarker templates:
https://issues.apache.org/struts/browse/WW-1661
Freemarker wouldn't know how to cache the templates as well as struts2
does since we know how the templates are being used and whether or not
it is safe to cache them.
Tom
C
mraible wrote:
If I should post feedback for the SWF plugin to the user list, please let me
know. I've been playing a bit with this plugin today. I have a fair bit of
experience using SWF with Spring MVC and JSF, and this is the first time
I've tried it with Struts 2.
Some thoughts:
1. Using
No, you're not missing anything. I never got around to creating an
upload request. Feel free to submit it. :-) I should have some time
this weekend to roll another release (with SWF 1.0.1) and upload it to
maven.
Tom
mraible wrote:
The Spring Web Flow plugin looks like it's in the form of
Guys,
I think the codebehind plugin already supports all this. (The
codebehind plugin consists of 1 whole java file!!) The property for
default location of jsp's is:
struts.codebehind.pathPrefix
The docs just need to be updated. Looking at the code, it looks like it
also supports all resu
See http://struts.apache.org/2.x/docs/codebehind-plugin.html
The very first line from the docs are:
*
Default results* - The purpose of most Actions is to execute code to
prepare the data for a specific page. The name of this page is often the
same as the Action itself.
Is this not what your
The architecture between webwork and struts2 has changed.
Every other project that provides the same functionality, (e.g.
Plexus, Spring, etc.) was written as a plugin in Struts2. Technically
it is possible to use the object factories, interceptors, etc. without
using the plugin architecture but
There is no pico/nanocontainer support in struts2 at the moment. (I
don't think it made it over in the merger) IMO this is best
implemented as an external plugin anyhow. All external plugins thus
far have used googlecode to host their projects. If you do create
this plugin, please register you
The nightly scripts seem to be out of date for struts2. The 2.0.x build
is currently building trunk and there is no nightly build for 2.0.x:
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/struts/maven/trunk/scripts/nightly/nightly-2.0.x.sh
I'd be happy to update the scripts if someone could enlighten me on th
There's a few parts of GoogleCode that are still quirky. I'm
disappointed that the Subversion alerts do not include the DIFFs.
We've had to resort to posting our own daily DIFFs. The immutable
issue descriptions is also awkward. But, the other sites also have
their own quirks too. It does seem l
Core Plugins
This is more of a 2.1.x status item, but looking forward, do we want
to bundle so many plugins with the core, or do we want to try and cut
some of these loose somehow? Of course, there is also something to be
said for "letting sleeping dogs lie".
I think we should cut some of the
Actually I think the xwork2 i18n code is pretty good. I would probably
look at that code as the basis--or at least make sure that we don't
loose any functionality. Although there's some areas that need
work--(hint validators), I thought webwork had pretty good i18n
support. Far more flexible
I went to an engineering school, we didn't have a school song. :-)
Musachy Barroso wrote:
bring it on Tom :)
musachy
On 2/18/07, Paul Benedict <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
All new committers must sing their alma mater. Who wants to be first?
---
Hi, my name is Earl...I need karma.
I have some updates to the struts2 documentation--can someone grant me
some karma to do so?
Thanks,
Tom
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Just to add my 2 cents...
I agree with Ted that the wiki is a bad place to do long cohesive
documents. Would a PDF format be a better choice?
With webwork, what most users had was Jason's/Pat's 'Webwork in
Action' in combination with the online documentation. This was a
really good combination
rlbuilder/
I'd appreciate any feedback. Once we've worked out all the kinks, we
can look at integrating into the full struts2 codebase.
Tom
Tom Schneider wrote:
I am very ashamed to report that I didn't get very far. (too much
snow to shovel last weekend) I was able to analyze wha
I vote for creation of a 2.0.x branch. There's several issues from
webwork that haven't been applied to the 2.0.x series and I'm sure there
will be more that will need to be carried forward.
Tom
Ted Husted wrote:
Yes, both the Spring Plugin and Codebehind Plugin are missing from the
assembly
Umm, it looks like the spring plugin jar isn't included. Someone on
#struts mentioned this and I confirmed it by downloading
struts-2.0.5-all.zip from the website and it's not in the lib
directory. (All the other plugins are there) Am I crazy or is it
really missing?
Tom
Ted Husted wrote:
Ted Husted wrote:
[ ] Leave at test build
[ ] Alpha
[ ] Beta
[ X ] General Availability (GA)
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The webwork team (basically Phil and me) has begun an initiative to
cleanup all the old 2.3+ WW JIRA issues. Any bugfixes will go into the
2.2.5 release, but all new features and improvements will be marked
won't fix. 2.2.5 will probably be the very last WW release. Should we
do the same for
On 2/7/07, Ted Husted <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Phillip filed a number of tickets regarding WebWork fixes, so what we
haven't applied may just be pending. I know there are a couple of WW
patches slated for 2.0.6 (thanks Tom!).
And as soon as my apache account is created, I'll be committing t
I would argue also that a lot of fixes going into struts 2.0.x haven't made
it back into webwork. Several issues I resolved in Webwork this weekend
were already fixed in Struts 2.0.x.
Tom
On 2/7/07, Don Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm fine with branching now, but it means that we need to
lding process. See how the TagLibrary or TemplateEngine
classes are discovered for examples.
Don
Tom Schneider wrote:
Ok, I had a little time tonight to put together a preliminary design
for the URLBuilder. Here's what I have so far for the interface:
URLBuilder
+buildURL(Custom
Ok, I had a little time tonight to put together a preliminary design for
the URLBuilder. Here's what I have so far for the interface:
URLBuilder
+buildURL(CustomAttributes, ActionMapping) // this method is for when
an action, namespace, method, etc. is supplied
+buildURL(CustomAttributes, Str
Hey Patrick,
Haven't had time to look at this any further. Yes, I definitely would build
on top of the ActionMapper stuff--that's already abstracted out so nicely I
didn't even mention it. :) I might have some time this weekend to dig into
this further. (I was too busy releasing the first versi
I agree with Phil--we need an updated version of OGNL. Last week I was
able to reproduce the OGNL race condition under JBoss on windows with
JDK 1.5. If it was strictly limited to Websphere 5.1 under
Linux/Windows, I wouldn't be pushing so hard. However, it looks like
it's more widespread th
oving, as those 5ms can add up on larger forms.
Tom Schneider wrote:
Well, I guess I was feeling more ambitious than I thought.
I wrote a simple junit test (below) that tests the 2 techniques for
retrieving I18N text. My numbers for 100 iterations were:
Using OGNL expression: 476 ms
Explicitl
Well, I guess I was feeling more ambitious than I thought.
I wrote a simple junit test (below) that tests the 2 techniques for
retrieving I18N text. My numbers for 100 iterations were:
Using OGNL expression: 476 ms
Explicitly calling getText: 0 ms
Yikes!!! There is quite a difference between
From UIBean.java:
if (this.key != null) {
if(this.name == null) {
this.name = key;
}
if(this.label == null) {
this.label = "%{getText('"+ key +"')}";
}
}
Looks like it's doing exactly the same thing. :(
Ev
David H. DeWolf wrote:
Tom Schneider wrote:
David,
See https://issues.apache.org/struts/browse/WW-1661
and
http://wiki.opensymphony.com/display/WW/Performance+Tuning
(particularly the
freemarker entries)
By just adding the freemarker.properties and copying all the
templates to
the webapp
e method invocations
(%{getText('')}) - this results in a 1100-1200ms/request gain (an
average of about 100ms per method invocation) and drops my total request
time to well under a second.
That's why I'm thinking about looking at method processing.
What did you find to be your
Hey David,
Are you finding the existing ValueStack to be impacting performance? I
recently wrapped up a week of tweaking our webwork app and I did some
testing of the OGNL expressions and that was definitely not where our
performance issues were. If OGNL is an issue for you, I'd be curious to
kn
d in your progress, so let
us know what you find.
Don
Tom Schneider wrote:
Based on the portlet plugin proposal and some work I've been doing
with the table tags, I thought I would propose a refactor of the URL
building for struts2. Right now, struts2 has great support for
taking on inc
Actually http://cwiki.apache.org/S2PLUGINS/spring-webflow-plugin.html is the
latest and greatest with regard to SWF integration. Also, if you're looking
for session type managment, checkout the scope plugin:
http://cwiki.apache.org/S2PLUGINS/scope-plugin.html. (This is in the
sandbox, I haven't
Based on the portlet plugin proposal and some work I've been doing with
the table tags, I thought I would propose a refactor of the URL building
for struts2. Right now, struts2 has great support for taking on
incoming request and mapping it to the core elements of the framework
(i.e. namespace
Freemarker 2.3.7
http://freemarker.sourceforge.net/docs/versions_2_3_7.html
Now... is an empty string the right result? maybe ${error?default("")} ?
is that overkill?
Joe
On 1/20/07, Tom Schneider <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Joe,
${error} being null would imply that you have an it
Joe,
${error} being null would imply that you have an item in the action
errors Collection that is null. (e.g. {"Error1", "Error2", null,
"Error4}) It seems like that would be an issue that occurs as the
errors are being populated. (I can't think of a valid use case where
you would have a n
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