Struts is a large, complex and largely superseded framework (by JBoss, Spring
etc) - the .jar is several megs in size, requiring considerable configuration.
Given the amount of HTML in Freenet, then one would think a lightweight
templating engine might be more in order: Apache Velocity for
[Original message from Pouyan]
>> >> I wanted to suggest porting already existing "Toadlets" to normal
>> >> servlets and utilize Apache Struts framework for more simplicity
[Matthew Said]
>> > My recollection is servlets are far more complex and we don't use most of
>> > their features? On the
don't have javascript?
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[Original message from Pouyan]
>> I wanted to suggest porting already existing "Toadlets" to normal
>> servlets and utilize Apache Struts framework for more simplicity. This
>> would make it easier and more intuitive to design and develop the web
>> interface (fproxy) using JSP pages. However it
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On Sunday 03 Apr 2011 10:45:49 sandhyaa r wrote:
I am a third year (6th semester) Computer Science and Engineering (Bachelor
of Engineering) student of PES Institute of Technology, Bangalore, India. I
am interested in the projects Improve the web interface and A
microblogging and/or real-time
On Thursday 31 Mar 2011 09:56:22 Pouyan Zachar wrote:
Hi everyone:
I wanted to suggest porting already existing Toadlets to normal
servlets and utilize Apache Struts framework for more simplicity. This
would make it easier and more intuitive to design and develop the web
interface (fproxy)
[Original message from Pouyan]
I wanted to suggest porting already existing Toadlets to normal
servlets and utilize Apache Struts framework for more simplicity. This
would make it easier and more intuitive to design and develop the web
interface (fproxy) using JSP pages. However it may not be
Freenet 0.7.5 build 1364 is now available. This is a big build, with lots of
changes including some very low-level changes that might affect connections. It
will be mandatory on April 11th. Please upgrade, and let me know how it goes!
Changes include:
- A new packet send scheduler, based on
On Tuesday 05 Apr 2011 13:19:10 Pouyan Zachar wrote:
[Original message from Pouyan]
I wanted to suggest porting already existing Toadlets to normal
servlets and utilize Apache Struts framework for more simplicity. This
would make it easier and more intuitive to design and develop the web
[Original message from Pouyan]
I wanted to suggest porting already existing Toadlets to normal
servlets and utilize Apache Struts framework for more simplicity
[Matthew Said]
My recollection is servlets are far more complex and we don't use most of
their features? On the other hand,
Struts is a large, complex and largely superseded framework (by JBoss, Spring
etc) - the .jar is several megs in size, requiring considerable configuration.
Given the amount of HTML in Freenet, then one would think a lightweight
templating engine might be more in order: Apache Velocity for
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