On Tue, 2003-03-11 at 14:54, Laker Shen wrote: > The problem is there'are too many struts experts and best practices. For a > beginner like me, it's really hard to follow. > <snip>
> Someone should put the words in struts website. Then, beginners do not need > to waste time and try to debug. Shen, I agree that learning struts "best practices" can be a long process. Just keep in mind you can't learn everything right now - the experts on this group have been working with struts much longer than you and I. I know much more than I did a week ago, and two months ago, I barely knew what struts was! Debugging and "wasting time" is a part of learning any new technology - if you've programmed before, you know this. Many of the questions posed on this group have been asked before, but it's sometimes difficult to sort through the archives and existing documentation, I agree. An issue with open-source software is that the documentation is often what the users themselves create. Someone else a week or so ago talked about trying to make a list of common problems and their solutions to add to the FAQ. I'm all for that - just have _no_ time to contribute to such an effort right now. Perhaps you can keep track of your own questions and the solutions as you go and eventually add to the communal knowledge with more *newbie FAQ*. -- Becky Norum Database Administrator Center for Subsurface Sensing and Imaging Systems (CenSSIS) Northeastern University http://www.censsis.neu.edu --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]