At 12:14 PM -0400 7/8/05, Access Denied wrote:
It seems like the Web Flow subproject of spring is pretty cool,
especially for the age-old problem of the <back> button.
Yes, I thought it looked pretty cool as well; note however that I
found it impossible to find a way to implement that in a Struts
application. They provide a basic Struts Action class which is meant
to help, but it really doesn't play nicely with common Struts
approaches to form validation and display. If you choose to use
Spring WebFlow in a Struts app, you will have to develop a pretty
good understanding of Spring's model for validation and page display;
I ultimately decided that I didn't want my application to have two
substantially different approaches to the same thing, and implemented
my own simpler webflow mechanism which fit better with the rest of
the Struts app.
Joe
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