Lee, Are you still looking for people to help out with the project? If so, I am interested in helping.
I have been using basic Struts for about a year on my current project. Some the areas that I haven't used yet are form validation and tiles. I would be very interested in trying out tiles on a live project. Like most people, I do have some limitations on my time. I just moved here from DC and am still transitioning into a work from home role with my company. So, I am back up in DC about a week per month. But I don' think that should be anything interferring with my participation. Thanks, Dan --- Lee Haslup <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The first meeting of the Java Software Development > Workshop Struts > Learning Experience will be Thursday, September 30th > at the Eva Perry > Public Library in Apex. The meeting will start at > 7:00 and we have the > room until 9:00. > > The Struts Learning Experience will be a > learn-by-doing exploration of > the Struts framework centered around a group > project. The group will > meet twice a month. At each meeting we will review > the progress we have > made on assignments from previous weeks, select the > code, if any, to be > "committed" to the main development stream, discuss > the appropriate > technology for implementing the next functions on > the development plan, > and decide which sub-teams will be assigned to which > remaining > development tasks. The assignments will be > structured so they overlap, > with more than one sub-team working on a solution to > each task. This > will allow discussion of various approaches to each > development step > (and should facilitate steady progress on the > project even if attendance > by some sub-teams is spotty.) Team members are > encouraged to use a > variety of environments (Application Servers, > development IDEs, etc.) so > we can compare experienced using a variety of tools. > > At the first meeting we will discuss the proposed > project, work up a > brief project plan, identify the first development > steps, discuss the > tools available for developing Struts applications, > esp. freely > available, open-source tools, such as Eclipse, etc., > and form > development sub-teams. > > If you have done some Struts development before it > would be useful for > you to bring the details of your development > environment -- what > components did you use? -- what version? -- how did > you like using it? > > If you have been wanting to learn Struts -- perhaps > because it will fill > a void in your resume, or just because you are > curious about it -- this > workshop should be attractive. At the end of the > project the tool > developed by the group will be deployed to the > TriJUG website. (The > plan is to rewrite the Jobs-board.) This should > give participants a > reference to a J2EE project they have helped create > that is being used. > > Lee Haslup > > > _______________________________________________ > Juglist mailing list > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://trijug.org/mailman/listinfo/juglist_trijug.org > _______________________________________________ Juglist mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://trijug.org/mailman/listinfo/juglist_trijug.org
