Re: Struts and JSF

2005-01-27 Thread evian_spring
It is the information is really what I need.  

Thank you Ate. :)

I will anxiously wait for those doc but thanks for
pointing me in the right direction.  I have much
reading to do now :)

I am sorry for the group if my questions are
general...it's one of those project tight deadline, no
time to learn

Ev/

On Thu, 27 Jan 2005 15:12:06 +0100, Ate Douma wrote:

> 
> Sorry Evian for the delayed response.
> I planned on giving a reply but completely forgot.
> 
> Here it is:
> 
> For migrating Struts applications to portlet I can
help
> you out very soon!
> 
> I've developed the Struts Bridge which allows you to
> run Struts applications
> transparently as portlet AND as web application (at
the
> same time!).
> 
> Your action mappings must be compliant to a few
> restrictions
> (of the Portlet Specification) as well all your
> actions, links and resource urls
> should be rendered using modified Struts html tags
> (provided by the Bridge).
> 
> I'm writing the docs for the latest Struts Bridge
right
> now (and there aren't any
> "old" docs), so if you could hold on for a few more
> days and you will be ready to
> go.
> 
> Concerning JSF Portlets, we have a JSF Bridge as well,
> using MyFaces as
> JSF implementation. There aren't any docs yet for that
> either but someone else
> of the team maybe can help you out some more.
> 
> With the latest default installation of Jetspeed-2
> several Portlets are provided
> using the Struts as well the JSF Bridge. Just check
> them out.
> 
> About Portlet communication: yes, under a few
> restrictions.
> Check out Portlet Specification chapter PLT.15 and the
> link Frank Villarreal
> provided.
> 
> Furthermore, we hope to come up with a mechanism for
> inter-portlet communications
> between portlets not in the same portlet application,
> but I can't tell you much
> more about it yet because I'm not the one providing
it.
> 
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> > I never got an response.  I would appreciate it if
> > anybody has anything.  Thanks...Please forgive me if
> > you think my questions are too newbie!
> > Evian
> > 
> > n Wed, 26 Jan 2005 05:43:40 -0800 (PST),
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> >>Hi, I have two applications.  The first one is build
> > 
> > in
> > 
> >>struts and the other one build with JSF framework. 
> > 
> > Are
> > 
> >>there some good resource/links/documents/how-to for
> >>converting the struts and JSF application to a
portlet
> >>and deploying them in Jetspeed 2.  Also, I assume
that
> >>my two protlets I want to deploy will be able to
talk
> >>to each other?
> >>
> >>Evian./
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Re: Struts and JSF

2005-01-27 Thread Ate Douma
Sorry Evian for the delayed response.
I planned on giving a reply but completely forgot.
Here it is:
For migrating Struts applications to portlet I can help you out very soon!
I've developed the Struts Bridge which allows you to run Struts applications
transparently as portlet AND as web application (at the same time!).
Your action mappings must be compliant to a few restrictions
(of the Portlet Specification) as well all your actions, links and resource urls
should be rendered using modified Struts html tags (provided by the Bridge).
I'm writing the docs for the latest Struts Bridge right now (and there aren't 
any
"old" docs), so if you could hold on for a few more days and you will be ready 
to
go.
Concerning JSF Portlets, we have a JSF Bridge as well, using MyFaces as
JSF implementation. There aren't any docs yet for that either but someone else
of the team maybe can help you out some more.
With the latest default installation of Jetspeed-2 several Portlets are provided
using the Struts as well the JSF Bridge. Just check them out.
About Portlet communication: yes, under a few restrictions.
Check out Portlet Specification chapter PLT.15 and the link Frank Villarreal
provided.
Furthermore, we hope to come up with a mechanism for inter-portlet 
communications
between portlets not in the same portlet application, but I can't tell you much
more about it yet because I'm not the one providing it.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi ,
I never got an response.  I would appreciate it if
anybody has anything.  Thanks...Please forgive me if
you think my questions are too newbie!
Evian
n Wed, 26 Jan 2005 05:43:40 -0800 (PST),
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Hi, I have two applications.  The first one is build
in
struts and the other one build with JSF framework. 
Are
there some good resource/links/documents/how-to for
converting the struts and JSF application to a portlet
and deploying them in Jetspeed 2.  Also, I assume that
my two protlets I want to deploy will be able to talk
to each other?
Evian./

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RE: Struts and JSF

2005-01-27 Thread Frank Villarreal
FYI:

As to how to convert your application ... that's a very general question and
it's best for you to learn more about the portlet development model first
(Sun's JSR-168 specification would be a good start).  Regarding
inter-portlet communication, check out this article 

https://portlet.dev.java.net/files/documents/1654/8898/tip1.html


- Frank

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Hi ,

I never got an response.  I would appreciate it if
anybody has anything.  Thanks...Please forgive me if
you think my questions are too newbie!
Evian

n Wed, 26 Jan 2005 05:43:40 -0800 (PST),
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>
> Hi, I have two applications.  The first one is build
in
> struts and the other one build with JSF framework.
Are
> there some good resource/links/documents/how-to for
> converting the struts and JSF application to a portlet
> and deploying them in Jetspeed 2.  Also, I assume that
> my two protlets I want to deploy will be able to talk
> to each other?
>
> Evian./
>
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Re: Struts and JSF

2005-01-27 Thread evian_spring
Hi ,

I never got an response.  I would appreciate it if
anybody has anything.  Thanks...Please forgive me if
you think my questions are too newbie!
Evian

n Wed, 26 Jan 2005 05:43:40 -0800 (PST),
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> 
> Hi, I have two applications.  The first one is build
in
> struts and the other one build with JSF framework. 
Are
> there some good resource/links/documents/how-to for
> converting the struts and JSF application to a portlet
> and deploying them in Jetspeed 2.  Also, I assume that
> my two protlets I want to deploy will be able to talk
> to each other?
> 
> Evian./
> 
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