Very cool! If you have a chance and haven't already, update the wiki status
page. Thanks again for the hard work,
Don
Rich Feit wrote:
Don,
Thanks for getting the patch from
http://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=36607 in so quickly.
Here are some notes about this, for general consumption:
- This checkin provides build-time support for generation of the XDoclet
config files using either annotations (apt) or tags (xdoclet).
- Runtime generation should be a near-term goal, to enable a nice iterative
dev experience (simply refreshing the page causes recompilation/regeneration,
as Don has described).
- There are now three sample apps (wars):
* wars/samples: apt-based. After 'maven war', deploy
wars/samples/target/struts-ti.
* wars/samples-xdoclet: xdoclet-based. After 'maven war', deploy
wars/samples/target/struts-ti-xdoclet.
* wars/samples-jsf: apt-based. After 'maven war', deploy
wars/samples/target/struts-ti-jsf.
- Currently, both apt and xdoclet builds are done through maven goals (see
'build-pageflows-apt' and 'build-pageflows-xdoclet' in /maven.xml). Ultimately
we will need to provide user-consumable ant scripts (or just doc the necessary
calls to our ant targets).
- James, I'd love it if you'd take a look at the maven work I did to make
sure it's legit.
- 3 obvious next steps:
* unit tests
* hook in XWork config generation at runtime in iterative dev mode
* begin (finally) integration, e.g., moving page flow onto XWork
interceptors/validation.
Rich
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