Hi All,
I am trying to pass COMPLEX bean to the JSP and trying to access their
property i JSP with bean tag.
I have a class as follow
Class TransferInfo {
private Transmission transmission; //My transmission object
private User user; //My user object
private ListFiles fileList;
On 3/29/2012 10:58 AM, Anjib Mulepati wrote:
Hi All,
I am trying to pass COMPLEX bean to the JSP and trying to access their
property i JSP with bean tag.
I have a class as follow
Class TransferInfo {
private Transmission transmission; //My transmission object
private User user; //My
Hi..
Wonder if I can get some advice/suggestions..
Has anyone used Drupal and Struts together? Drupal is a CMS for managing
content/web features. I have a user that wants to use Drupal. Our application
uses Struts; anyway to combine the two.
Pretty much using Drupal as the View? Any ideas
Define integrates; Alfresco has a pretty flexible API.
Using Drupal and Struts together seems a bit nonsensical to me, but I'm not
familiar with its API (or if it has one). Bear in mind that even without an
API you can always just make requests, or wrap its DB, or...
Dave
On Thu, Mar 29, 2012
Tony,
can Drupal consume json data easily? You probably can use Struts as
some kind of data layer which delivers only json data.
You might want to look at Quercus:
http://quercus.caucho.com/
Quercus is a Java implementation of PHP. It might serve Drupal, and
this way you might have a chance to
I define integrating by limited changes to our Struts
Framework(model/view/controller) in order to use Drupal.
And yes I agree with you in terms on nonsensical. Many member of the Drupal
community will also agree with you.
But I'm stuck trying to get Drupal because my marketing team wants to
But I'm stuck trying to get Drupal because my marketing team wants to use
it. I could be wrong; but from what I read on the Drupal forums there is
not a Java API.
There doesn't need to be, if there's something RESTful--I know nothing
about Drupal, so I'm useless with regards to anything
On Thu, Mar 29, 2012 at 8:32 PM, Santinello, Anthony
anthony.santine...@experian.com wrote:
The only way I see it possibly working is having PHP making calls to the
back-end logic via some web-service? And try to re-use the code/business
logic we used for Struts?
Thats possible, if you
Christian -- I'll have to check it out some more. I have heard of quercus as a
possible option. Just have to try it.
So..Struts would call PHP pages using quercus instead of JSP pages?
Or it sounds like what your saying is the PHP would make requests to Struts
that would do the business
On Thu, Mar 29, 2012 at 8:39 PM, Santinello, Anthony
anthony.santine...@experian.com wrote:
Christian -- I'll have to check it out some more. I have heard of quercus as
a possible option. Just have to try it.
So..Struts would call PHP pages using quercus instead of JSP pages?
Or it sounds
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