Craig R. McClanahan wrote:
Let's get this new code wrinkled out in the short term so that we can move
towards a 1.1 release as well as the 1.0.1 that was just created.
Cool. I can put this to work right away in the Artimus package,
http://husted.com/scaffolding/dist/artimus.zip
since it is
Ted,
Take a squizz at the tutorials I put up on my nested extension page.
http://www.keyboardmonkey.com/stats
(thinking of putting up a support group page for blatant traffic
generators anonymous too. You in? :)
Starting off with the war file of everything needed with exception of
files
Arron Bates wrote:
PS: Any tag extensions planned for the Short Term Plans? :)
I think most of us are waiting on the JSTL.
What we have now seems sufficient, especially in a MVC environment, and
I would be concerned about doing anything that would heighten the
migration path.
Though, the
Craig:
OK, I think I've got it working now -- the support for multiple Struts
sub-applications in a single web-app, that is.
I'm happy to hear about this, as it's one of the things we extended in
Struts 1.0 when we connected it with Expresso, as the sub-app concept was
important for Expresso
Take a squizz at the tutorials I put up on my nested extension page.
http://www.dictionary.com/cgi-bin/dict.pl?term=squizz
:)
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On Sun, 13 Jan 2002, Michael Nash wrote:
Date: Sun, 13 Jan 2002 10:44:04 -0500
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Subject: RE: The BIG Check-In for Multi-App Support
On Sat, 12 Jan 2002, Martin Cooper wrote:
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I know I'm coming in a month late on
Craig R. McClanahan wrote:
What about the stuff that's shared across multiple taglibs
(org.apache.struts.util.*, org.apache.struts.action.*, and so on)? I
haven't checked them all, but I'd be surprised if *any* of the tag
libraries can stand on their own without needing the proposed
Hi Niraj,
I don't think their was a suggestion to write another product.. but to
use/modify one to give the level of validation necessary.
Apparently, Castor can automatically create beans with a validate() method from
Schema Now. Problem is that validate method just
returns true/false without
I'm wondering how JSR-127 will fit with Struts.
While it's beyond my comprehension how JSR-127 will look like and offer, I
have this gut feeling that there is an architectural impedance. Frankly,
it's still vague to me what and how JSR-127 tries to achieve and I always
thought the JSR-127
A note to anyone who's interested...
Just tested the extension against Craig's code to make sure everything
hums along nicely with the Multi-App stuff, and it does.
Runs all my tag tests and the monkey examples as they've always run.
Out of the 3000 hits to my running examples for the past 14
Arron has developed an interesting and popular extension to the Struts
taglibs. He has been distributing the extension in a very complete and
accessible package, and has offered to donate it to Struts. Arron has
also been helping out on the lists, and posting elsewhere on Jakarta. I
believe he
On Mon, 14 Jan 2002, John Yu wrote:
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I'm wondering how
+1
Craig
On Sun, 13 Jan 2002, Ted Husted wrote:
Date: Sun, 13 Jan 2002 23:07:04 -0500
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Subject: [VOTE] Proposed Committer Arron Bates
Arron has developed an interesting and
These are all good points.
One reason I had been thinking about splitting each taglib into its own jar
is so that we could put the tld file in there as well, instead of having
those files loose. With JSP 1.1, the tld file in a packaged taglib must be
named taglib.tld, so it's not possible to
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