Oh gee, did we veer off topic here?? ;)
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Dakota Jack wrote:
As a baseball nut, those records are sacrosanct to me and I just hate the idea of a record being the product of drugs. I am all for the oversight. This is especially so since baseball enjoins a monopoly because it is the officially recognized pastime. Did you know that?
Jack
On Thu, 17 Mar 2005 20:57:46 -0500, Frank W. Zammetti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I frankly view Tiles as one of those things that *can* be nice in some cases, but more often than not just complicates matters. After all, it is just the JSP include mechanism on steroids, and as we all saw today, steroids are bad, mmmkay??
:)
Argh... I love Baseball, have all my life, used to play from sunrise to sunset during the summers of my youth, but is there really no more pressing matters in this country for our elected representatives to be dealing with than steroid abuse in a sport?? I don't want my son to think it's OK to juice any more than any other parent, but come on, do we really need the expense of a senate hearing meant to do little else than embarass players and the time wasted from dealing with what are numerous clearly more important matters??
Sorry, had to vent :)
Frank
Leon Rosenberg wrote:
An example...
I have an application where there are six screens. They are used to create a record in the database. When used this way, they do in fact represent a wizard-type flow. However, you can also recall the items from the database for editing, and the same screens are used, but, you now have the capability to jump between screens any way you wish. The same screens, and more importantly ACTIONS, are no longer used in the usual flow. If I had did what amounts to hardcoded that flow into the Actions by having one depent on another, I wouldn't be able (easily) to accomplish that.
You might say this is now a fringe case, and certainly it is less common than the example I gave before, but it still is not unusual (at least as far as my travels go :) )
Ok, makes sense. I have never had that sort of requirement/solution before, but it sounds feasible. To me, it sounds a bit like you'd need tiles :-), but the multi-form-processing-thingy would probably do it too :-)
However, i'll wait till ist ready, see the result, and try to learn :-)
Regards Leon
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