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From: Frank W. Zammetti [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 03 December 2005 22:12
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Integrating Struts in DWR??
Some of the questions you ask here are really more for you to
decide...
there aren't any canned
On Mon, December 5, 2005 12:11 pm, Pilgrim, Peter said:
Right, If I understand what Frank is saying then this is a HTTP Servlet
that just parsing the input request, which is XML and generates
a response which is also XML.
To my understanding, that's precisely what DWR is. DWR is a form of
At 6:27 PM -0600 12/3/05, netsql wrote:
Sorry to be a broken record but Shale + DWR might be a good
combo to consider since Shale has an Ajax module.
That Shale has an Ajax module has nothing to do with DWR; DWR
provides all of its own AJAX plumbing, if by AJAX you mean having a
page
But Ajax is only one example of Remoting and RiA. If Shale lets me do
JDNC remoting (and 6 others) as well, that's a plus and less
refactoring. Yes, if everything is COR, one is ahead of the game (and
that is my case at the moment, everything is COR on back end).
ot:
netsql wrote:
ot: http://prototype.conio.net any coments on this?
realy, I keep looking for a good stable stack.
I don't like anything that uses the term Web 2.0 right out of the gate
:) Of all the recent terms that have arisen, that one just bugs me to
no end.
But more seriously,
Frank W. Zammetti wrote:
netsql wrote:
ot: http://prototype.conio.net any coments on this?
realy, I keep looking for a good stable stack.
I don't like anything that uses the term Web 2.0 right out of the gate
:) Of all the recent terms that have arisen, that one just bugs me to
no end.
From the DWR web site:
http://getahead.ltd.uk/dwr/server/struts
Just reading through it quickly, that's just about what I would have
suggested too in terms of separating out core logic from Actions and
letting your Actions and DWR servlet call them as needed. There might
be some better
So, does it mean that is it not a good idea to use DWR with Struts just as
yet?
If so, what would be the best way to integrate AJAX into our Struts
application?
Ours is a full-blown *financial* banking Struts application. Please also let
me know if it is a good idea to use AJAX in the first
Some of the questions you ask here are really more for you to decide...
there aren't any canned answers. That being said, I'll do my best...
To begin with, I highly suggest checking out the numerous articles on
AJAX out there to get a firm grasp on what it really is, and if I may be
so bold,
Sorry to be a broken record but Shale + DWR might be a good combo to
consider since Shale has an Ajax module.
.V
Frank W. Zammetti wrote:
From the DWR web site:
http://getahead.ltd.uk/dwr/server/struts
Just reading through it quickly, that's just about what I would have
suggested too
Sorry about that, I obviously screwed up in QC... the latest build of
AjaxChat IS NOT A PROPER WEBAPP. My build script is obviously not
working right as far as the distro task goes, and I didn't notice.
Please use the v1.0 alpha, NOT alpha2, which is, AFAIK, correct. It
does have some bugs,
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