On Jan 17, 2008 10:20 PM, Tony Zhang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For YUI + struts2, do you prefer to use YUI plugin for struts2 or just use
YUI directly? Do we need to use DWR to transfter data?
You can just use YUI directly. Essentially, what's being replaced is
the JSPs. With Ajax, we can start
Check out the Slides and WAR from the AE session.
* http://www.StrutsUniversity.org/Coding+Ajax+Applications+with+Struts
I could extract a hello world example from these, but it might be a few days.
HTH, Ted
http://www.StrutsMentor.com/
On Jan 18, 2008 7:52 AM, bhaarat Sharma [EMAIL
is there a tutorial that shows how to set up struts 2 to use YUI. just
a simple hello world.
thanks
-bhaarat
On Jan 18, 2008 7:10 AM, Ted Husted [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Under the heading, does Ajax need a web framework, there's an
interesting nope blog here:
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You may find this also useful.
http://www.struts2.org/creating-a-cascading-application-menu-using-struts2-and-yui/
On Jan 18, 2008 6:29 PM, Ted Husted [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Check out the Slides and WAR from the AE session.
*
that is an awesome site for struts2. has lot of good examples !!
On Jan 19, 2008 2:36 AM, Jayson Joseph Chacko [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You may find this also useful.
http://www.struts2.org/creating-a-cascading-application-menu-using-struts2-and-yui/
On Jan 18, 2008 6:29 PM, Ted Husted
Thanks to Jeromy and Ted , your comments definitely help me a lot.
I looked through the YUI website, the widgets are quite rich.
I still concern about if I want to use the Struts2 + YUI, I have to know
pretty much about the YUI , right? Is YUI easy to learn and use? Since our
developers don't
On Jan 17, 2008 7:07 AM, tzhang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks to Jeromy and Ted , your comments definitely help me a lot.
I looked through the YUI website, the widgets are quite rich.
I still concern about if I want to use the Struts2 + YUI, I have to know
pretty much about the YUI ,
* http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/theater/
(Really, do this today!)
I completely agree with Ted! My only word of caution is that YUI is
oriented towards software developers. Creatives are probably going to
prefer libraries like Mootools that provide simple to use widgets that
you
I definitely found YUI to be a pleasant experience as well while writing
the chapter on it my second book. It's one of the easier libraries to
pick up, even for novice JS programmers, which is something I've heard
frequently from many different sources. That's not something you can say
about a
Thanks you again for reply my question.
I got another question,
For YUI + struts2, do you prefer to use YUI plugin for struts2 or just use
YUI directly? Do we need to use DWR to transfter data?
Ted, I looked through your sample struts-pim.war. In that sample, you don't
use YUI plugin for
Tony Zhang wrote:
For YUI + struts2, do you prefer to use YUI plugin for struts2 or just use
YUI directly?
I'm probably not the best person to answer that because I'm frankly not
using S2 at the moment and have never looked at the YUI plugin. If
you're comfortable with Javascript coding
Frank W. Zammetti wrote:
Tony Zhang wrote:
For YUI + struts2, do you prefer to use YUI plugin for struts2 or
just use
YUI directly?
I'm probably not the best person to answer that because I'm frankly
not using S2 at the moment and have never looked at the YUI plugin.
If you're comfortable
I am doing some research ajax+struts2. you know struts2.0 has the built-in
supprot for ajax based on Dojo, but I found the components is not very rich,
only have some basic function. I know there are a lot of ajax components for
JSF. So what did you do for struts2, develop your costom widgets or
ExtJS and jQuery.
On Jan 16, 2008 5:56 PM, tzhang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am doing some research ajax+struts2. you know struts2.0 has the built-in
supprot for ajax based on Dojo, but I found the components is not very
rich,
only have some basic function. I know there are a lot of ajax
You can use any client-side library you choose with Struts2. There's no
reason why you should encounter incompatibilities provided the library
can handle html, xml or json responses from your actions.
I used Dojo 0.4 a lot but have completely moved over to YUI now. My
main frustration with
I'm a fan of YUI myself.
A good way to go with Struts/Ajax integration is to make an ordinary
request to an action, and then return a JSON response. This provides
the benefits of JSON, but avoid some of the overhead of a JSON/RPC
call.
I actually did a presentation at the Boston Ajax Experience
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