The end goal is to have a brain-dead way to get started with Struts. If possible, the user shouldn't need instructions, it should should work. I see three options:

1. Package our own environment in blank-example.war.
2. Use a maven plugin like genstruts
3. Use an Ant plugin with something like megg

At the least, I'd like to have a standalone 1, but that doesn't mean we couldn't also do 2 and 3.

Don

Joe Germuska wrote:
At 3:06 PM -0500 2/22/05, James Mitchell wrote:

Well, not really, but when I want to get someone started with a blank template, I usually set them up with that and Eclipse, and turn them loose for a while.

If anyone wants (Vic et al), we can submit a patch to the Maven team for a "best practices" template. Perhaps one for 1.2.4, and one for 1.3.x.

Your thoughts?


We have a local "genstruts" plugin which was modeled directly off of genapp; it's remarkably easy to set up, since all it really does is copy a bunch of files from the plug-in's own directory into the current directory. I'm not sure how we'd make it more valuable than struts-blank.war without pushing certain development practices or styles upon people -- but it's pretty easy to set up if we want to do it...

Joe



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