my current plan of attack is to embed a flash object in the web page, and
then use XML.sendAndLoad() to send queries to the server and get information
back. i have one Action which is specifically tasked with receiving all
internal requests by my application (it accepts things like
"GetRecord.do?row=1", "SetRecord.do?row=1&value=foo") and returning
information (using ObjectOutputStreams). it *seems* like i should be able
to do something like myXmlObject.sendAndLoad("GetRecord.do",result), and
just reformat the return data a little.
does this sound doable?
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Micael [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, August 26, 2003 1:06 AM
> To: Struts Users Mailing List; Struts Users Mailing List
> Subject: Re: struts and flash
>
>
> There are real issues with this, unless you merely embed the
> Flash. If you
> just embed the Flash, everything is simple, of course. If you don't,
> there are real problems of referencing this and that. What do
> you want to
> do? If you say you can embed the Flash images in the JSP pages, then
> everything is easy. Which way is it?
>
> Micael
>
> At 03:02 PM 8/25/2003 -0400, Daniel Blumenthal wrote:
> >i saw a thread on using flash with struts from about a year ago,
> and i was
> >wondering what the current state of affairs was. i was a good doobie and
> >wrote my application in pretty strict MVC form, but now i'm looking at
> >refactoring it to use a flash front-end (with dynamic
> communication back to
> >the server), and it's looking like a complete mess. basically, i want my
> >Model layer to remain as it is (java / jdbc / mysql), and the
> View layer to
> >be flash - i'd prefer to leave the Controller as a struts
> application. is
> >this possible, while still allowing the front-end to talk to the server
> >dynamically?
> >
> >daniel
> >
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