That's more or less the answer I'd give for new projects.
There is still inherent power in the frames model in having essentially a
number of independant browser windows though.
As an example, one app I did has 5 different visible frames (and 2 hidden
ones). Of the 5 visible ones, only one ever
Frank W. Zammetti wrote:
Me personally? I'd use frames! :) No, not automatically, if the
requirements were such that it made sense. I don't have an aversion to
them like many people seem to.
But, in the case where I couldn't justify it (remember, using frames does
introduce some unique diffi
If Tamas would need to learn Tiles from the beginning, he may also wish
to consider using Sitemesh[1] instead. The AppFuse web development
project moved to it from Tiles some months ago, and from those who know
both, it appears that more are preferring Sitemesh. (Although I'm sure
Tiles prese
Me personally? I'd use frames! :) No, not automatically, if the
requirements were such that it made sense. I don't have an aversion to
them like many people seem to.
But, in the case where I couldn't justify it (remember, using frames does
introduce some unique difficulties) I would go with Til
Hi,
Frank W. Zammetti wrote:
Granted there is a bit of a general negative
feeling towards frames, most people will tell you not to use them starting
a new app, but you have an existing app with them, so that's fine.
What would you use in a new application?
Tables? Divs?
Thanks,
Tamas
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Hi,
Using frames in a Struts apps is not a problem, I've written a number of
apps that are frame-based. Granted there is a bit of a general negative
feeling towards frames, most people will tell you not to use them starting
a new app, but you have an existing app with them, so that's fine.
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Hi all,
My web-application has jsp frame struture. Model2 is used for
it. I want to convert this application into Struts . I don't get any
way in struts equivalent to frame struture. Can any body help me ?
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