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Toby updated TAP5-1526:
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    Description: 
There should be a Tapestry5 plugin for Roo (http://www.springsource.org/roo).
As probably every Tapestry5 developer is also using Spring, it would be good if 
Tapestry5 and Roo joined forces....

Things like:

- command line tools
- plugins  (spring-security, selenium....)
- eclipse tools

could be shared.

Both the pure Java approach and the Tapestry approach have their 
advantages/disadvantages, depending on the scenerio.

So control interfaces or ajax/comet/atmosphere kind of application are often 
better off to be developed using Roo+Vaadin - and as an alternative for web 
applications where seo/urls and templates matter,
Roo+Tapestry5 is the best choice (e.g. when ready-made HTML templates are 
delivered and need to be implemented).

Roo seems to focus more on the first approach, but a kind of plugin (e.g. for 
Tapestry5), to offer the second approach to Roo developers would be extremely 
helpful.

  was:
There should be a Tapestry5 plugin for Roo (http://www.springsource.org/roo).
As probably every Tapestry5 developer is also using Spring, it would be good if 
Tapestry5 and Roo joined forces....



> Tapestry5 plugin for roo
> ------------------------
>
>                 Key: TAP5-1526
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TAP5-1526
>             Project: Tapestry 5
>          Issue Type: Wish
>            Reporter: Toby
>
> There should be a Tapestry5 plugin for Roo (http://www.springsource.org/roo).
> As probably every Tapestry5 developer is also using Spring, it would be good 
> if Tapestry5 and Roo joined forces....
> Things like:
> - command line tools
> - plugins  (spring-security, selenium....)
> - eclipse tools
> could be shared.
> Both the pure Java approach and the Tapestry approach have their 
> advantages/disadvantages, depending on the scenerio.
> So control interfaces or ajax/comet/atmosphere kind of application are often 
> better off to be developed using Roo+Vaadin - and as an alternative for web 
> applications where seo/urls and templates matter,
> Roo+Tapestry5 is the best choice (e.g. when ready-made HTML templates are 
> delivered and need to be implemented).
> Roo seems to focus more on the first approach, but a kind of plugin (e.g. for 
> Tapestry5), to offer the second approach to Roo developers would be extremely 
> helpful.

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