RE: JSR-168 and Struts

2003-10-29 Thread Mete Kural
Hello Struts and Pluto developers, There was a thread about developing JSR-168 support into Struts 2.0 in the pluto-dev list and we thought it might be best to continue this thread on both lists, pluto-dev and struts-dev synchronously. Below is the last email in the thread send by Scott

RE: JSR-168 and Struts

2003-10-29 Thread Don Brown
Pretty much the only dependency of struts-chain is a recent build of jakarta-commons-sandbox/chain. To fully build commons-chain, in addition to other commons jars, you need the porlet api jar, the servlet jar, and the latest jsf jar from the sun web services pack 1.3 I believe. However, you

Re: JSR-168 and Struts

2003-10-29 Thread Craig R. McClanahan
Don Brown wrote: Pretty much the only dependency of struts-chain is a recent build of jakarta-commons-sandbox/chain. To fully build commons-chain, in addition to other commons jars, you need the porlet api jar, the servlet jar, and the latest jsf jar from the sun web services pack 1.3 I believe.

RE: JSR 168 and Struts

2003-08-29 Thread Rick Hightower
Regarding: Lacking an implementation to test my hypothesis (*$# IBM legal department), I am unsure whether this actually fails or not. My gut instinct is that it probably wouldn't, but that it may not be reliable across implementations of servlet and portlet containers. Jaco Portal Server is a

Re: JSR 168 and Struts

2003-08-29 Thread BaTien Duong
Clay Richardson wrote: I apologize if anyone has already asked this question, but I searched the board and didn't see it. Also, I tried the user forum first, but figured maybe this was more appropriate. JSR 168 has the following line in it (Section PLT.16.3): Servlets and JSPs included from