FWA Software, Inc released Visual Tags for Struts 2004 on 03 November 2003.
Visual Tags for Struts 2004 is the latest release of FWA Software's
extension suite that integrates the Struts 1.1 tag libraries with
Dreamweaver. The major new feature in Visual Tags for Struts 2004 is
support for
Would this support JSTL tags?
In essence, if you can deal with tlds, it should.
Bean and logic should not be used, JSTL should be used instead.
Forest Arnold wrote:
FWA Software, Inc released Visual Tags for Struts 2004 on 03 November 2003.
Visual Tags for Struts 2004 is the latest release of FWA
If your container supports 2.3, preferring JSTL is a good idea. But many
teams still don't have that option.
-Ted.
Vic Cekvenich wrote:
Would this support JSTL tags?
In essence, if you can deal with tlds, it should.
Bean and logic should not be used, JSTL should be used instead.
And to answer your question, Dreamweaver MX 2004 natively has basic
support for the taglibs where it will to 'code completion' and such -
much less than what Visual Tags for Struts does. Dreamweaver's supports
importing *any* taglib for basic support - even custom tags.
Vic Cekvenich wrote:
Tomcat v3 level (Servelt 2.2, Resin 1.x); I do not think sigificant new
development is on Tomcat v3 level.
Servlet 2.3 is Tomcat v4 level (Resin 2, JSTL 1.03).
I know projects live on Servlet 2.4, Tomcat v5 level (Resin 3, JSTL 1.1,
JSP 2)
They named product Struts Tags for 2004, next years
Vic Cekvenich wrote:
If anyone redevelops and old app, they might as well upgrade to a new
container, not like we have to upgrade each workstation in the
Client/Server days. Take advantage of EL, other features.
It's very easy for us to say things like that, but some of my clients,
especially
--- Ted Husted [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Vic Cekvenich wrote:
If anyone redevelops and old app, they might as well upgrade to a new
container, not like we have to upgrade each workstation in the
Client/Server days. Take advantage of EL, other features.
It's very easy for us to say
Sadly, none of the current Committers are using the
original taglibs in
their own work, and so we are actively looking for a taglib
maintainer.
That's not quite true; I use the html and tiles tags all the time :-).
Ditto for me. I am using the original tags and JSTL (not
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