javascripts frameworks (YUI, jQuery or whatnots) and server frameworks (stripes,
plain JSP etc) are two very independent things. Usually most Javascript will
play with most server frameworks (the God forsaken JSF is a notable exception).
I would suggest that you play around with YUI with plain
Hi folks,
Just had a look, the stack seems to show some code that ain't in Stripes (at
least not in the 1.5.x branch at the time I write this email). Found this in
the stack trace :
net.sourceforge.stripes.controller.NameBasedActionResolverHelper.rescanFor
We've launched a huge project pairing YUI and Stripes.
As Yee later notes, the YUI and Stripes are independent. There is no
integration of the stacks, e.g., Dojo and Struts. And IMHO no need to
integrate the stacks at the Stripes Tag level (though bgunter may want
to speak up here).
You can see
Is there a single place where I could set it so every s:form in my app
uses POST instead of GET? I know, HTML's default is GET, but I also
stumbled on an old Tim Fennel's post where he's considered an exception
in this one case. Maybe the default was left as GET (according to 1.5.5
Javadocs it
working on hyperstripes at the moment if you want to join. Uses Dojo at the
moment but the architecture allows any RenderKit and its largely annotation
based so you can define your own components.
The project is in its infancy so maybe a good time to discuss other potential
use cases
Regards
Hi Grzegorz,
s:form already defaults to POST and has for as long as I can remember.
The javadoc is incorrect, I'm looking for where to fix it...
Aaron
On 02/11/2011 11:54 AM, Grzegorz Krugły wrote:
Is there a single place where I could set it so everys:form in my app
uses POST instead of
Remi,
Your assessment is quite detailed and appears to be very thorough on
multiple levels.
Yes. JRebel adds it own class and many months ago I had a wild time
tracing an issue when the UrlBindingFactory singleton code was converted
to using an instance variable. Indeed this class exists
Hi Nikolaos, folks,
Ah, the reloadable Action Resolver, I knew it.
I guess they have the same issues with hibernate, spring, and all these
stateful frameworks. Must be quite a challenge to have a fully reloadable
JEE app these days !! Statefulness...
Anyway, I agree that trying to sync just for
