I really do not like the way my current application handles errors as
every error requires three or four lines and it is very redundant.
I have been reading a lot about Exception(s) and how developers are
slowly seeing the benefits of extending their Exception(s) from
RuntimeException freeing code
While reading through the DynaActionForm debate, I wondered if using
Interfaces as well as inheritance might be a good alternative for
those who want type enforcement but don't want to duplicate common
form elements. I inherited a fairly large struts application months
ago with 30+ forms. However
I think I am misunderstanding something. I have two layout JSPs in my
application
doc.mainLayout
doc.admin
...
Basically mainLayout.jsp does 99% of the layout work. adminLayout.jsp
just looks like this:
--adminLayout.jsp---
<%@ page language="java" contentType="text/html;
I inherited a rather large Struts application a couple of months ago.
It was rather badly organized and almost no test code exists for
either the business code or Actions. One of the many problems I have
working with this code is that all the Action classes (200+) exist in
one flat package with no
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