I'm in for the Spring MVC plugin :)
musachy
Tom Schneider wrote:
So this would allow a user to write convert a S1 action over to S2,
but keep the JSP exactly the same? Or would it just allow S1 tags to
be used in
S2? WW already supports using JSTL tags out-of-the-box--I'm not sure
you would
I just added yesterday a GWT plugin that allows you to call S2 actions
using GWT RPC mechanism.
http://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/S2PLUGINS/GWT+Plugin
musachy
Ted Husted wrote:
Speaking of plugins, Don's been laying the groundwork for tag plugins,
so that we can create a struts-dojo
So this would allow a user to write convert a S1 action over to S2, but
keep the JSP exactly the same? Or would it just allow S1 tags to be used in
S2? WW already supports using JSTL tags out-of-the-box--I'm not sure
you wouldn't need anything special to support s1 tag. (I haven't worked
with
Speaking of plugins, Don's been laying the groundwork for tag plugins,
so that we can create a struts-dojo plugingto supercede the Ajax theme
in Struts 2.1.x.
A related idea might be S1 or Spring MVC tag plugins that exposed
another tag API but utilized the valuestack and such under the hood.
I
Hey, give it a try, and if it works out, register it at
* http://cwiki.apache.org/S2PLUGINS/home.html
-Ted.
On 1/10/07, Tom Schneider <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It would allow you to execute Spring MVC controllers/jsp in Struts 2.
(and any other necessary Spring MVC infrastructure) Just like
It would allow you to execute Spring MVC controllers/jsp in Struts 2.
(and any other necessary Spring MVC infrastructure) Just like the
Struts 1.x plugin lets you execute Struts 1 actions/jsps in Struts 2.
It would allow migrating to Struts 2 a little at a time. The idea is
that Struts 1.x a
From: Tom Schneider [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Has anyone given any thought to a Spring MVC plugin--kind of like the
> Struts 1.x integration.
What would it do? I mean, Spring is already in there.
Dave
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Has anyone given any thought to a Spring MVC plugin--kind of like the
Struts 1.x integration. I know the Spring MVC community isn't huge, but
giving them a migration path might win over some converts. (I might
look into it at some point) I'm just curious if other people thought
this would be
