RE: Presenting the data of a ValueObject on a JSP-Page

2001-10-22 Thread Alexander Jesse
Hi, readonly-data is not overkilled by using Struts. Especially if the rest of the app is already based on struts. If not: have you a garantee that you will not, at a later moment, have to process input? How about i18n? Struts helps to structure good in every occasion...(of a web-application)

Re: Presenting the data of a ValueObject on a JSP-Page

2001-10-22 Thread John Yu
While this may not be the exact stuff you're looking for, this thread may help:     http://www.mail-archive.com/struts-user@jakarta.apache.org/msg14087.html In short, you can still use Struts and leverage on BeanUtils to do the mechanical and tedious property copying between the FormBeans and the

RE: Presenting the data of a ValueObject on a JSP-Page

2001-10-22 Thread Gruner, Manfred
Well the design pattern is MVC, instead of using struts you can implement your ControllerServlet which redirects to the dedicated Eventhandler without handling any FormBeans. But when you want show data, you first, in most cases, have a query on that data, and for that you could use struts(like y