I aggree, but I guess it's easy to know how to build a better class library
when there is one already out there you can "model".
VS.NET is a pig as far as eating up processor and RAM but man, can those
guys ever make an excellent development studio.
One of my favorite features of VB.NET that Jav
regexp will be there soon. It's been around for a while as a freely
available gnu package and there's one other called ORA match, but now Sun
has it as well.
>arguably already has a better class library, including such basic
>features such as built-in Regex support that's missing from
>sun. tha
Something to keep your eye on in this vein is JavaServer Faces:
http://jcp.org/jsr/detail/127.jsp
It's still in a very early stage of development, but there was a brief demo
at JavaOne a few months ago, and it looked pretty cool.
--
Martin Cooper
- Original Message -
From: "Craig Tata
olunteering, but
I'd be willing to help someone who knows more about it.
Matt
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From: Ted Husted [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, September 24, 2001 12:20 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: .NET and Struts...
There's a project conc
There's a project concerning this at TagLibs.
http://jakarta.apache.org/taglibs/doc/ultradev4-doc/intro.html
The DreamWeaver UltraDev is a very impressive package. But last I looked
it was still generating model 1 code ;-)
Matt Raible wrote:
>
> I would actually recommend writing more struts-
processing should be
handled for certain things on the client (i.e. client-side validation) or the
server.
Craig.
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From:
Erik Worth
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 24, 2001 12:57
PM
Subject: RE: .NET and Struts...
Hi
I would actually recommend writing more struts-extensions for Dreamweaver
UltraDev. It's a great HTML/JSP editor, has a 78% marketshare (Dreamweaver
does) and is easily extendible.
I've been to Macromedia Dreamweaver seminars before, and they make creating
"webforms" in jsps/asps look VERY easy.
Hi
Gang,
I
realize this is tangential to Craig's original request, but I just had to
comment...
>The IDE would then compile your application
and create an ASPX page that displayed
>your form and a class file that would be
used to handle events on the form (on the
>server side). So the
Craig--
I've been working on a "Struts Console" which is a
GUI-based front-end for Struts. Right now the
functionality is limited to editing the
struts-config.xml, but I have aspirations of much
more.
For instance I plan to have:
+ ability to build new form beans from JSPs (utilize
CodeMaker o
