The breadcrumbs have been served!

2007-10-13 Thread stanlick
Greetings -- I finished the S2 breadcrumb plug-in and you are welcome to it and the source code at www.strutsschool.com. I plan to cover the plug-in process in a chapter of the Struts 2 in Action book which is soon to be released. Until then, a few folks have as

Re: The breadcrumbs have been served!

2007-10-14 Thread Antonio Petrelli
2007/10/13, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Greetings -- > > I finished the S2 breadcrumb plug-in and you are welcome to it and the > source code at www.strutsschool.com. What is the license? Antonio P.S.: The Tiles link is wrong, point it to: http://tiles.apache.org/

Re: The breadcrumbs have been served!

2007-10-14 Thread Mark McLaren
Good stuff. Here is some feedback for you, free of charge. :) There is a slight issue with www.strutsschool.com (demo site for the breadcrumb plugin?). I think flipCoin should probably appear in your excludeMethods as accessing flipCoin through the breadcrumb link throws an exception. (the

Re: The breadcrumbs have been served!

2007-10-14 Thread Adam Hardy
The motive website article is almost comprehensive, but they miss 2 points about breadcrumb history menu: firstly it's not redundant just because of the browser's history functionality - when you go back in the browser and then choose a new link, you lose your ability to go forward in the brow

Re: The breadcrumbs have been served!

2007-10-14 Thread Mark McLaren
I have been thinking a little more about the BreadCrumbInterceptor. It may be a blunt instrument but I was thinking it would be a fair assumption to only include actions invoked via the GET method in the bookmarks trail. This could be achieved in the interceptor with code a bit like: Action

Re: The breadcrumbs have been served!

2007-10-14 Thread Wendy Smoak
On 10/13/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Greetings -- > > I finished the S2 breadcrumb plug-in and you are welcome to it and the > source code at www.strutsschool.com. Struts Classic? We only called it that briefly during one of the svn reorgs, it didn't stick. It's just Strut

Re: The breadcrumbs have been served!

2007-10-14 Thread Dave Newton
http://www.strutsschool.com:80//about/about.action Something is odd about the URL generation; I got to the above link via the home page. Too many exclamation points, and the second paragraph reads "When" without anything else. First reference to db4o has either a capital "O" or a "0" (zero). Whe

Re: The breadcrumbs have been served!

2007-10-14 Thread stanlick
Did the site also cause your CPU to spike? The SS site was built by a couple of us who wanted to see how different S2 was from S1. I pushed it to the other side of the DMZ and thought I'd tidy it up later. Later becomes around the clock work on this Struts 2 book and reading your emails at all h

Re: The breadcrumbs have been served!

2007-10-14 Thread stanlick
So is it Struts or Struts 1? And what if I am using Struts 1.3 :) And if I am using Strus 1 with Spring, is this Spruts or String? Scott On 10/14/07, Wendy Smoak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On 10/13/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Greetings -- > > > > I finished the S2 b

Re: The breadcrumbs have been served!

2007-10-14 Thread Wes Wannemacher
Hey Scott, I'll volunteer to clean it up for you. I can tell that you seem more of a Tiles fan than Sitemesh, but I think if you give it a spin you'll probably enjoy it. Email me off-list (you know where) and we can work out the details. -W On 10/14/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrot

Re: The breadcrumbs have been served!

2007-10-15 Thread stanlick
You are a kind man Wes. I have enjoyed Tiles because of its support for JIT data fetches and panel inheritance. However, with Tiles 2 not "playing well" with Struts 2/Spring integration, it is looking less glamorous. I wrote a DelegatingTilesController that will get a configured Spring Bean acco

Re: The breadcrumbs have been served!

2007-10-15 Thread stanlick
Great ideas Mark! Does this mean I now owe you ca$h? I didn't consider the permutation where you would discuss improvements without actually requesting them! You are a thinking man aren't you? I'll work the RESTful style of request METHOD into the configuration after studying that plugin first.

Re: The breadcrumbs have been served!

2007-11-09 Thread Emi Lu
There is a slight issue with www.strutsschool.com (demo site for the breadcrumb plugin?). This breadcrumb never got cleaned. For example, when user goes from home to page1 then to page 2, I would expect showing Home > Page1 > Page2 When Users go back to Page1, showing "Home > Page1"

Re: The breadcrumbs have been served!

2007-11-09 Thread Emi Lu
Can you describe what logic you are looking for? > What sort of application are you working on? Sorry, I did not know how the breadcrumb plug-in works. I hope the demo of "http://www.strutsschool.com/"; is not the showcase of how the plug-in works. The example shown by apache websites is

Re: The breadcrumbs have been served!

2007-11-09 Thread stanlick
Hey Emi Lu -- The breadcrumb plug-in keeps a trail of crumbs up to the max you specify. If you want to clear it (or manipulate it in some way) at particular points in your workflow, you can do that by requesting it from the session and doing whatever you like. The documentation reveals how it is