Tim, > From: Tim Christopher [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > What does everyone think of using XDoclet to build > Struts / Tiles / Validator configuration files?
I like using XDoclet for creating the struts-config.xml file. For permanent items that are not in your .java files or which need to be constant, XDoclet allows for "merge" files for each section with obvious names such as struts-forms.xml, global-exceptions.xml, struts-actions.xml and struts-controller.xml. On using XDoclet to create tiles, to my knowledge it cannot be done. Please post any URLs since my quick web search pulled up nothing (for me) that seemed relevant. Finally, I have some personal issues with the XDoclet's support for Struts validation files. If you map one .java file to multiple paths such as "/edit" and "/create", the XDoclet validation considers all validation rules in that .java class file to be for ONE form validation. You can't say some rules to go one path for this action class while some rules go to the other path for this same action. It is best in that case for validation for ActionForms/beans only. Regards, David --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
