Just wanted to drop a note to let everyone know that I've set up my
first SourceForge project... SF will now be the home of my Struts Web
Services project.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/strutsws/
For those of you that don't know about this project... it's basically a
way of allowing you to ta
Sounds like an interesting project. Once 1.3 is a bit more stable but
before it's released I will look for a good way to integrate JDNC
(Swing WebStart) into 1.3 so I will keep an eye on. Chain is very simple
and very powerfull.
.V
Frank W. Zammetti wrote:
Just wanted to drop a note to let
I agree about chain...
I just took a look it a week or so ago, just a few minutes looking over
it (actually, I forget who it was, but someone posted a very nice
summary on it a week or two ago on this very list). I thought about how
to get the same effect as my project within that paradigm, and
Hello, Frank,
I really think this project is the creme d' la creme. Good show! I
definitely will use this and might contribute, if I come up with
anything useful. I don't think there is any issue with melding this
and chain.
On Sat, 22 Jan 2005 14:04:00 -0500, Frank W. Zammetti
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Dakota Jack wrote:
Hello, Frank,
I really think this project is the creme d' la creme. Good show! I
definitely will use this and might contribute, if I come up with
anything useful. I don't think there is any issue with melding this
and chain.
Thanks Jack, I appreciate it! I'd of course appreci
Hello Frank,
May I ask You what is the actual goal of your project?
"This project provides a simple mechanism whereby existing business logic
components of a Struts-based application can be exposed as rudimentary Web
Services without the need to change any existing application code."
Hmm, I don'
Hello Frank,
May I ask You what is the actual goal of your project?
"This project provides a simple mechanism whereby existing business logic
components of a Struts-based application can be exposed as rudimentary Web
Services without the need to change any existing application code."
Hmm, I don'
Leon Rosenberg wrote:
May I ask You what is the actual goal of your project?
"This project provides a simple mechanism whereby existing business logic
components of a Struts-based application can be exposed as rudimentary Web
Services without the need to change any existing application code."
Hmm,
Not to show how terribly behind the times I am, but isn't that
precisely one of the things Axis does? You pop a war file into your
container, add your existing business code, and voila, standard java
methods are exposed as web services?
Not saying your plans won't cure cancer, but are you rein
Will Stranathan wrote:
Not to show how terribly behind the times I am, but isn't that precisely
one of the things Axis does?
To be perfectly honest, I don't know. I don't know much about Axis, so
I'm not sure I can comment. But, being as how not really knowing what
I'm talking about has neve
On Sat, 22 Jan 2005 22:48:13 -0500, Frank W. Zammetti
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> More importantly though, where I think it differs in a material way, is
> the fact that my solution gives you the ability to expose services but
> still use all the resources of your container, your application and
I have used Axis w/ Struts My opinion is that Axis is very poor and
complex SOAP.
Also, there are better SoA protocols.
The news here is Chain. That is the power.
.V
Will Stranathan wrote:
Not to show how terribly behind the times I am, but isn't that
precisely one of the things Axis does?
Craig McClanahan wrote:
In theory, you should be able to combine functionality based on Axis
(or the standard JAX-RPC APIs, for that matter) in the same webapp as
a Struts based application that interacts with human users, and
therefore achieve some of the same kinds of reuse that you are after.
T
> Most importantly though is that you can still use what Struts gives you,
> things like form validation and internationalization, plus some degree of
> the control layer, depending on how your app is designed. I think with
Axis,
> you would have to either write some code to duplicate these things,
That was my point exactly. :) Especially when you already have the
application implemented in Struts, something like my project makes some
sense. If you were writing something new, you might want to do things
differently.
--
Frank W. Zammetti
Founder and Chief Software Architect
Omnytex Techn
Don't worry about reinventing the wheel, Frank. Even little kids do
that. Inventing the wheel is nothing. The real difficulty was the
axel, bearings, etc. ;-)
Jack
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~Dakota Jack~
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