Re: Moving App to Struts - Best Practices

2004-02-19 Thread Michael Steiger
Geeta Ramani wrote: Michael: Michael Steiger wrote: Max Cooper wrote: Max, thanks for your help. If I just want to display values I do not need a html:form and html:text tags. What should I use instead? You can either use the html:form anyways (and just not show any submit button) or you

Re: Moving App to Struts - Best Practices

2004-02-18 Thread Michael Steiger
Max Cooper wrote: Michael, There is no issue with bookmarking. Where the app currently responds to: /viewXXXdetail.jsp?scid=23 The Struts version will respond in the same way to: /viewXXXdetail.do?scid=23 Even for viewing data, you will want to use an ActionForm. In the example URL above,

Re: Moving App to Struts - Best Practices

2004-02-18 Thread Geeta Ramani
Michael: Michael Steiger wrote: Max Cooper wrote: Max, thanks for your help. If I just want to display values I do not need a html:form and html:text tags. What should I use instead? You can either use the html:form anyways (and just not show any submit button) or you can use: bean:write

Moving App to Struts - Best Practices

2004-02-17 Thread Michael Steiger
Hello list, this is my first Struts project, so I hope to get some answers and/or hints for my problems. I already searched the web for some answers but did not find the right ones. I am trying to redesign a partly Struts-enabled application to be a full-fledged Struts app. With partly I mean that

Re: Moving App to Struts - Best Practices

2004-02-17 Thread Max Cooper
Michael, There is no issue with bookmarking. Where the app currently responds to: /viewXXXdetail.jsp?scid=23 The Struts version will respond in the same way to: /viewXXXdetail.do?scid=23 Even for viewing data, you will want to use an ActionForm. In the example URL above, you'll want a