>> > I must agree with the fact that Struts and similar frameworks (Wicket)
>> > are too huge to be delivered with Freenet.
>>
>> I have seen struts in action... DON'T DO IT! :)
>>
>> IMO it would be *alot* of work to port, for a negative benefit (it
>> would be bigger, slower to start, slower to
has some experience in these
things?
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On 2011/04/06 (Apr), at 4:16 AM, Pouyan Zachar wrote:
[freenet.10.technomation]
Struts is a large, complex and largely superseded framework (by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
On Friday 08 Apr 2011 15:36:23 Robert Hailey wrote:
On 2011/04/06 (Apr), at 4:16 AM, Pouyan Zachar wrote:
[freenet.10.technomation]
Struts is a large, complex and largely superseded framework (by
JBoss, Spring etc) - the .jar is several megs in size, requiring
considerable
I must agree with the fact that Struts and similar frameworks (Wicket)
are too huge to be delivered with Freenet.
I have seen struts in action... DON'T DO IT! :)
IMO it would be *alot* of work to port, for a negative benefit (it
would be bigger, slower to start, slower to run, harder to
Java 6 ships with a web server:
com.sun.net.httpserver
As Pouyan, you just want to be able to take some basic HTML/JavaScript
and server them up from.
This can be done from a single servlet utilizing a templating engine
aproach. Velocity is great
for this, but, again, it's still a lot to take
