Greetings all,
A web-application issue I'm trying to solve:
Assume you have a complex web-app that requires links and input between
several web-forms. The user can jump around.. and to make the application
compelling.. Must be able to. Here's a scenario of interest:
1) User edits page 'A' but
I'm using Castor.. which is cool since you can also just write a XML Schema and
have the
thing build your classes.. It's quicker to write a schema or even use a
standard schema from
places like RosettaNet. ..alas there are a few snags which I haven't sorted
yet.. For example,
I haven't been
-Original Message-
From: Jon Ferguson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, January 12, 2002 6:03 AM
To: Struts Developers List
Subject: Re: Form beans and JAXB
Hi Niraj,
There's another thread going on a similar lines... for some reason I hadn't
thought of using JAXB
Hi Niraj,
There's another thread going on a similar lines... for some reason I hadn't
thought of using JAXB. One possibility was Castor which does a similar thing
in another way. Only apparently the builtin validation is not specific
enough. It does work with W3C Schemas which the Java site
of the matter. We use it
to create the XML documents against the schema, when we have to do
something which requires XML. I don't think my current client is a
particular fan of XML per-se.
Arron.
Jon Ferguson wrote:
Arron,
Thanks for the hands-on. Shame really.. surely the parser
Message-
From: Jon Ferguson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, 10 January 2002 7:22 PM
To: Struts Developers List
Subject: Re: Building Form Beans from XML Schema?
Arron,
I agree with the analysis. There are of course other tools that do similar
things
(including the Digester
quite excellent.
Arron.
Jon Ferguson wrote:
( Republished under appropriate Subject :-( ).
Hey,
I've been toying with the idea of Modelling my form beans using XML Schema,
then generating the actual beans using some XML binding tool like Castor (which
should also generate my validate
( Republished under appropriate Subject :-( ).
Hey,
I've been toying with the idea of Modelling my form beans using XML Schema,
then generating the actual beans using some XML binding tool like Castor (which
should also generate my validate function). I should also be able to use
Castor to do
Ed,
I'm rather new to Struts and taglibs.. however, this seems like a very useful
taglib project. Table presentation seems to popup everywhere in business app
web development. The easy sorting ais cool... Its pretty easy to think of
several other features: intable editing, expandable rows,
