jelmer wrote:
Second, I always thought of the custom tags and ognl as a core part of the
framework and also it's core strength. Seeing people on this list discus
removing it makes me ... somewhat nervous. Why would be the reasons to do
this. Everything from formatting, typeconversion to
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Subject: Re: If I had 1000 hours to give...
No it doesn't, but then neither does the Struts tags if no OGNL :)
On Fri, Mar 21, 2008 at 9:45 AM, Adam Hardy
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Really??? I don't think jsp:getProperty does conversion and formatting -
does it?
James Mitchell on 20/03
was a requirement for tags to perform
conversion and formatting.
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From: James Mitchell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 21, 2008 9:58 AM
To: Struts Developers List dev@struts.apache.org
Subject: Re: If I had 1000 hours to give
Do you mean my email makes you nervous? The dev@struts.apache.org is a public
list for the discussion of the development of struts, and this thread is titled
If I had a 1000 hours to give... with the implication the subject is future
directions. Why do you have a nervous reaction to my desire
: Jeromy Evans [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Struts Developers List dev@struts.apache.org
Sent: Thursday, March 20, 2008 7:08 AM
Subject: If I had 1000 hours to give...
It's been quiet lately so I thought I'd throw something out there.
If you could give 1000 hours to the Struts 2 project, what would you
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Sent: Thursday, March 20, 2008 7:08 AM
Subject: If I had 1000 hours to give...
It's been quiet lately so I thought I'd throw something out there.
If you could give 1000 hours to the Struts 2 project, what would you
do?
I would like to it become the SOA framework of choice
, 2008 7:08 AM
Subject: If I had 1000 hours to give...
It's been quiet lately so I thought I'd throw something out there.
If you could give 1000 hours to the Struts 2 project, what would
you
do?
I would like to it become the SOA framework of choice through :
- SEO-friendly URLs become
It's been quiet lately so I thought I'd throw something out there.
If you could give 1000 hours to the Struts 2 project, what would you do?
I would like to it become the SOA framework of choice through :
- SEO-friendly URLs become the default and users never have to think
about it again;
-
.
- Original Message -
From: Jeromy Evans [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Struts Developers List dev@struts.apache.org
Sent: Thursday, March 20, 2008 7:08 AM
Subject: If I had 1000 hours to give...
It's been quiet lately so I thought I'd throw something out there.
If you could give 1000 hours
: Thursday, March 20, 2008 7:08 AM
Subject: If I had 1000 hours to give...
It's been quiet lately so I thought I'd throw something out there.
If you could give 1000 hours to the Struts 2 project, what would you do?
I would like to it become the SOA framework of choice through :
- SEO
If you could give 1000 hours to the Struts 2 project, what would you do?
I would try to:
- Completely refactor all tags/components (it's really hard to extend
and customize) and extract them to a plugin, making it easier to drop
in a different tag library implementation.
- Simplify and
Sent: Thursday, March 20, 2008 7:08 AM
Subject: If I had 1000 hours to give...
It's been quiet lately so I thought I'd throw something out there.
If you could give 1000 hours to the Struts 2 project, what would you do?
I would like to it become the SOA framework of choice through :
- SEO
@struts.apache.org
Sent: Thursday, March 20, 2008 7:08 AM
Subject: If I had 1000 hours to give...
It's been quiet lately so I thought I'd throw something out there.
If you could give 1000 hours to the Struts 2 project, what would you
do?
I would like to it become the SOA framework of choice
- Overhaul message passing so that action errors and action messages
could be persisted through redirects with no user configuration or
validation issues.
Scopes plugin works pretty well from what I've heard.
- Overhaul zero configuration to allow results to be defined at method
level
Here's my list:
- Collapse XWork into Struts
- Rewrite XWork to be a servlet workflow engine and less abstract (i.e.
remove thread locals and contexts)
- Fix nasty circular XWork injections and setter injections
- Generics
- Update all public APIs no matter how infrequently used and then hard
Here's my list:
- Create a struts2-jror-plugin that let's me develop/deploy my RoR app as a
standard Java Web Application (via JRuby)
This would allow me to deploy my apps under the corporate-approved stamp for
Struts 2 ... yet still get (almost) all the wonderful benefits of true rapid
and
My quick list:
- rewrite XWork; simpler, more flexible: annotations, generics,
classpath scanning, pluggable expression language and validation.
- take a step back, and follow a bunch of new developers to see where
the documentation is lacking.
- I don't like the ajax theme at all - it's a real
: If I had 1000 hours to give...
It's been quiet lately so I thought I'd throw something out there.
If you could give 1000 hours to the Struts 2 project, what would you do?
I would like to it become the SOA framework of choice through :
- SEO-friendly URLs become the default and users never have
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