Hi,
does anyone have any experience with Laszlo and Struts? Laszlo has just
gone opensource, and it is very impressive in my opinion wrt RIAs.
It blows most other ui's out of the water.
We're just beginning to explore it, so would be interested in others'
experiences...
cheers.
David
Hi,
Just wondering if there is an expected time when Shale would be ready to
use to build live apps - or at least a very rough estimation?
cheers,
David
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Any comments, Craig? I know it's a bit flamy, but would be interested in
your perspective.
cheers,
David
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| | Dakota Jack |
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that ... DHay at LexMark has signature of Dakota Jack if
I read it right in the post. (The 2 of them care then).
Also known as Michael McGrady
http://theserverside.com/user/userthreads.tss?user_id=439796 on the
server side as Dakota Jack.
Any more ?
If so, why?
Ah.. you may need medical help.
.V
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This would build a framework without ego in the core.
Michael,
What does this mean?
David
Michael McGrady
Take a look at the Spring framework - it helps use POJO's rather than EJB's
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You could take a look at the Spring framework - very cool!
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Read the Mailing List!!!
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| | El Toro |
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Have you tried: http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/
Works fine for me!
cheers,
David
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| | Terry Roe|
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I just posted some info a few days ago about using a hidden frame and
javascript so you avoid the refresh
let me know if any more qu's
cheers,
David
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Here you go...
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Look in the archives. There's tons of stuff on this there.
I posted a full working example recently too.
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| | viji.george|
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Yeah, the community is certainly not even close when compared to Struts!
To be fair, though, I think the underlying problem is caused by too few
people being overwhelmed by the response to Hibernate - the team say they
are spending hours each day trying to answer questions, with very little
help
Or you could get fancy and use a hidden frame which pulls the information
from the database (via an Action of course!) in 1) - thus avoiding the
annoying reload.
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| | Yves Sy |
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Don't have any code handy, but it's quite straightforward:
- create a hidden frame
- on the select's onchange() do a submit on a form in the hidden frame to
an action that gets the information from the database, passing in the
relevant parameter
- have the action forward to a jsp which is just a
only one small piece of the page would be reloaded.
partly I guess.
The clarify, that part of the page is not being "reload" as such - it is
being recreated dynamically (via hidden reload and javascript rebuilding
the select box) to give a better user experience.
Just started using Hibernate, and it is VERY cool! Tie that in with
Spring, and Struts, and you have quite a combination.
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| | struts Dude|
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In my limited experience of it, it produces much cleaner code, and
seperates concerns very well.
For example, NONE (yep, none) of my code has any transaction information in
it! It is abstracted out using Spring's AOP, and instead is defined in
Spring's xml file (very easily) and seamlessly
Do you want to supply a patch?!
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Well, zip attachements aren't allowed, and ppt file is just over 100KB
limit! I'll send it to you privately, Ken.
cheers,
David
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Who owns/can update http://struts.apache.org/resources/articles.html?
The powerpoint slides are on there, but are an old version. How do I get
it updated? I'm getting several requests for it, and it would be easier to
stick it there!
cheers,
David
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Can anyone afford it?!!!
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Yep, but a pretty prohibitive one. I was very eager to look at Struts with
Flex, but then threw it out as we could never afford $12,000 per server.
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| | Ovidiu EFTIMIE |
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Mike,
The indexed tags do make the code much cleaner. And they are definitely
not read-only (as you've discovered, you don't need them if you want things
read only!!).
There are lots of posts in the archives about it, and I posted working code
here:
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL
Talking of Spring, has anyone tried out their MVC framework (hopefully this
isn't considered sacrilege!!).
Any comparisons with Struts?
cheers,
David
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| | Marco Mistroni |
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Here's another site that appears to be using Struts - liteon.com.
eg. http://www.liteon.com/tool/contact/list.do?xml_id=7_4
Cheers,
David
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Yeahbut have you seen how much Flex costs?
cheers,
David
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You don't have a submit button on the page do you? If so, there's the
infamous submit bug to watch out for. Try renaming the button to something
other than submit...
cheers,
David
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| | Isaac Mosquera |
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Hi,
I need to design a web app that is extensible dynamically.
For example, if we decide to support a different device type, we need to be
able to drop in info for that device type and have the web app pick it up -
these could be files of all different types eg jsp's, html, xml, class
files
Hi Jim,
Sorry - don't think I was clear...it's not the client that will change -
in fact that will all be HTML - but the inner works of the app itself.
Say, for example, we allow users to configure devices through our web app,
and we want to now allow them to configure a new device. We want
HI Jim,
Yep, that's what I'm thinking - can you expand on what your indexing app
does?
Also, do you know any way to drop in a sub-application and have Struts pick
it up dynamically?
cheers,
David
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