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Jonatas Rodrigues updated WW-1936:
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Description:
I am the leader on a brazilian government project called Atena: an Struts 2,
Velocity and EJB 3 extension. We have developed many features that we think
could be incorporated into the Struts source, like:
1) Lyfecycle
- @PreAction and @PosAction annotations
- @PreResult and @PosResult annotation
2) Scope
- Action scope
- Conversation scope
@Persistent (to inject (load and save) scoped variable into actions)
3) Configuration
- @Action annotation
- @Result and @Results annotations
- @Interceptor and @Interceptors annotations
4) Interceptor
- TypeGeneric converter interceptor
5) Injection
- @Inject (to generic injection)
- EJB 3 capabilities to run the code inside and outside an EJB container
6) Ajax
- An embedded and speedy ajax solution and capabilities
7) Validation
- A java based (without xml) client and server side validation approach.
8) View
- A java based view designer
- A propotype capabilities
We think a JSP taglibs code based is not a good approach to Struts. It cannot
compete against JSF. We have developed a pure java approach using similars
Struts taglibs classes, but without JSP.
If it could be intersting, please, write me.
Jonatas Rodrigues
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
was:
I am a leader on a brazilian government project called Atena: an Struts 2,
Velocity and EJB 3 extension. We have developed many features that we think
could be incorporated into the Struts source, like:
1) Lyfecycle
- @PreAction and @PosAction annotations
- @PreResult and @PosResult annotation
2) Scope
- Action scope
- Conversation scope
@Persistent (to inject (load and save) scoped variable into actions)
3) Configuration
- @Action annotation
- @Result and @Results annotations
- @Interceptor and @Interceptors annotations
4) Interceptor
- TypeGeneric converter interceptor
5) Injection
- @Inject (to generic injection)
- EJB 3 capabilities to run the code inside and outside an EJB container
6) Ajax
- An embedded and speedy ajax solution and capabilities
7) Validation
- A java based (without xml) client and server side validation approach.
8) View
- A java based view designer
- A propotype capabilities
We think a JSP taglibs code based is not a good approach to Struts. It cannot
compete against JSF. We have developed a pure java approach using similars
Struts taglibs classes, but without JSP.
If it could be intersting, please, write me.
Jonatas Rodrigues
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> New Java 1.5 features
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>
> Key: WW-1936
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/struts/browse/WW-1936
> Project: Struts 2
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: API
> Reporter: Jonatas Rodrigues
> Priority: Critical
>
> I am the leader on a brazilian government project called Atena: an Struts 2,
> Velocity and EJB 3 extension. We have developed many features that we think
> could be incorporated into the Struts source, like:
> 1) Lyfecycle
> - @PreAction and @PosAction annotations
> - @PreResult and @PosResult annotation
> 2) Scope
> - Action scope
> - Conversation scope
> @Persistent (to inject (load and save) scoped variable into actions)
> 3) Configuration
> - @Action annotation
> - @Result and @Results annotations
> - @Interceptor and @Interceptors annotations
> 4) Interceptor
> - TypeGeneric converter interceptor
> 5) Injection
> - @Inject (to generic injection)
> - EJB 3 capabilities to run the code inside and outside an EJB container
> 6) Ajax
> - An embedded and speedy ajax solution and capabilities
> 7) Validation
> - A java based (without xml) client and server side validation approach.
> 8) View
> - A java based view designer
> - A propotype capabilities
> We think a JSP taglibs code based is not a good approach to Struts. It cannot
> compete against JSF. We have developed a pure java approach using similars
> Struts taglibs classes, but without JSP.
> If it could be intersting, please, write me.
> Jonatas Rodrigues
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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