arron 02/05/09 23:39:20
Modified:doc resources.xml
Log:
Updating some of the menu links, and adding a couple more links.
Revision ChangesPath
1.4 +9 -4 jakarta-struts/doc/resources.xml
Index: resources.xml
The resources page is getting to the unweildy stage. Are there any
thoughts to pruning it in the future?...
I get twice as many referrers from Ted's site than jakarta. It looks
like Ted's just using the same XML document (besides them hot! and
new! bits ;).
Sounds like we can just prune
Have there been any solid tests in regards to the scalability of
using the Action Servlet and Action class (as opposed to using a
single Filter servlet which forwards to other Servlets)? I am
especially concerned since my Action class connects (thru a
BusinessDelegate) to one or more EJB's that
Yes, you can create your entire web site with only servlet filters, jsp, and
a few beans.
And at some point you will find out what struts does for you (the hard way)
and why it is superior to all other Java Web Application Development
Frameworks.
I hope this helps.
JM
Its a dog-eat-dog world
I'm sorry, maybe I was unclear. I am not challenging the
usefulness of Struts, I am well aware of the vast amount of
functionality that the framework encompasses. I am currently
using Struts as a core part of the MVC approach in my enterprise
application. My question is about the scalability of
Remember that instances and threads are two totally separate concepts.
A servlet container will typically only create one instance of a servlet
per declaration in the web.xml for your application, but each request
will be handled by a separate thread. Similarly, Action instances are
reused, but
As long as there are no synchronization issues with your Action class
then it shouldn't be a bottleneck. I don't even know why an application
server would create more than one instance of a servlet. The doGet()
method on a servlet or the process() method on an Action class can be
called by as
These last two answers addressed exactly what I was looking for.
The framework is handling the instance variables and threading
as expected/hoped-for. Thanks all!
--- Hal Deadman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As long as there are no synchronization issues with your
Action class
then it shouldn't
On Fri, 10 May 2002, David Cherryhomes wrote:
Date: Fri, 10 May 2002 15:14:34 -0700 (PDT)
From: David Cherryhomes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Struts Developers List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Struts Developers List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Scalability question
I'm sorry, maybe I was
