Thanks. I'm starting a project and beehive seems ok to me. I'll be using Ibatis or Hibernate for persistence.
I've been reeding the docs but for now i can answer the following question: Can one configure the output path of the doclets? Or the java 'actions' really need to be in WEB-INF? thanks and good work! Eddie O'Neil escreveu: > Jose-- > > Good question -- Beehive is absolutely suited for building > applications without an EJB container. The project provides > "controls" for using EJBs if needed, but it is in no way required. > > The requirements for various parts of Beehive are: > > Controls -- no core requirement, just a Java 5 VM > NetUI -- Servlet 2.4 / JSP 2.0 container > System controls -- use depends on the type of control. The JDBC > control can be used with just the VM. The JMS / EJB controls require > containers that support those specifications. > > So, yes, Beehive can be used to build Beehive + Hibernate + Struts > applications on just a web container. > > Hope that helps... > > Eddie > > > On 4/22/06, José Moreira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> Is beehive suited or can be used for building webapps without EJB/J2EE >> ? Like Beehive+Struts+Hibernate+JSP or should i just stick to >> Webdoclet ? >> >> >> >> >> >> -- >> -- >> José Moreira >> Vila Nova de Gaia >> Portugal >> >> > >
