Hi Brian:
The main thing driving this approach wasn't so much supporting search
engines, it was having user-friendly URLs and to match an
already-existing site structure. There is one action that generates index
and subpages for about 200 countries as well as sections on a bunch of
human
I think the main search engine problems come up when there are lots of
parameters in the URL, although Google seems to do pretty well. One
solution is to turn what would have been parameter names into 'directory'
names in the URL. For example, on my site, rather than have a url like:
Hi:
I'd appreciate any pointers to a simple 1-question poll app and/or a
shoutbox app that are compatible with struts. There are zillions of these
in php and asp, but I haven't been able to find any that are java-based.
It wouldn't be a big task to build either of these from scratch, or port
http://www.lifl.fr/~dumoulin/tiles/
Joe Baker
Director of Internet Communications
Amnesty International USA
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it is a very serious matter that we need to tackle together very rgent.
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One approach is to create separate action mappings for
/init
/foo/init
/foo/init2
all of which forward to the same action class, and then decode the mapping
in the action to determine what to do. E.g.,
String path = mapping.getPath();
if (path.equals(/init.do) {
} else {
Joe Baker
That's what I'm doing for an application I'm working on (e.g.
/countries/china/index.do). This keeps things consistent with the static
site I'm replacing (/countries/china/index.html) and they look familiar to
people.
Joe Baker
Director of Internet Communications
Amnesty International USA
600
I'd like advice on a design issue I'm facing. I can see a couple ways of
achieving what I want, but am pretty sure there is a better way that I'm
not seeing.
The Web site I'm working on will have sections for each country and for a
selection of human rights. The same templates (Tiles) are
Thanks. I must have been looking at old or incorrect documentation. It
said that processLocale looks at the server default but ignores the
browser settings. Nice to have this problem eliminated.
Thanks,
Joe Baker
Director of Internet Communications
Amnesty International USA
600
The first computer I used ran a simple assembler and had about 1k of
memory. I think it was a TI. You had to toggle programs in or use the
attachable card reader (you had to feed them by hand, one at a time).
There wasn't a card punch, so I had to work out the codes and punch them
by hand.
Well, I don't know if it was original with him, but it is a section title
in Code Complete by Steve McConnell.
Joe Baker
Director of Internet Communications
Amnesty International USA
600 Pennsylvania Ave SE 5th Floor
Washington, DC 20003
202-544-0200 x285
http://www.amnestyusa.org
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Wow. That takes me back. I still miss Algol (before they messed it up)
and Simula. The PDP assemblers were awfully pretty.
Joe Baker
Director of Internet Communications
Amnesty International USA
600 Pennsylvania Ave SE 5th Floor
Washington, DC 20003
202-544-0200 x285
Amazon is shipping. I received my pre-ordered copy yesterday.
Joe Baker
Director of Internet Communications
Amnesty International USA
600 Pennsylvania Ave SE 5th Floor
Washington, DC 20003
202-544-0200 x285
http://www.amnestyusa.org
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