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That
tag probably hasn't been ported to WW2... I don't think it's going to be very
feasible to use the tags without the framework. WebWork is not really about
building a set of JSP tags, its a web application framework with some tightly
integrated JSP tags which make use of the powerful features of the framework.
Thanks Jason for your response.
As I
mentioed in the title, I want to use the tag as a standalone component, out
side the scope of the webwork framework. The application has been built on
another MVC framework over a year It is not feasible to move over the webwork
only because of the tag.
The verison of webwork source I downloaded is
the 1.3, which I guess is what you called WW1. The verison of tabbed pane tag
eventually uses the action and configuration classes in addtion of classes in
the expr and util directories.
I have had a look at the ww2 tree of CVS
and can't find the tag.
It will be great appreciated if you can
point me how to separate and use the tag (of WW2), and where it is in the ww2
tree.
Thanks again.
Vernon
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wrote:
I'm not sure what the tabbed pane is looking for. How much separation
are you looking for? I think they all use the _expression_ language and
ValueStack. It should be possible to use them without hitting an action,
and some work has been done on the WW2 side to make this work. I'm not
sure about WW1.
-----Original Message-----
From: Vernon Wu [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, August 30, 2003 6:15 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [OS-webwork] re. UI tags as standalone component
How to separate the UI tags, say tabbed pane tag, from the
rest of framework,in particular of the action and configuration?
Can anyone response this question? Any thought, Jason?
Thanks,
Vernon
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