Though, tight now, all the frameworks are still short of the mark,
and we all have much to learn from each other. The best is yet to
come.
With all that we have learned about web frameworks while developing and using
frameworks like Struts, Maverick, Expresso, Turbine, SunONE, WebWork, and
Thanks for the useful input Ted.
I'm now working with transparent approaches now, like that used by
Hibernate.
Are you going to include classes to facilitate these approaches in the Scaffold
package, or are they going to be in a seperate package?
Do you think using JDO would be a good
Hi all,
The Access class in commons-scaffold
(http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs/jakarta-commons-sandbox/scaffold/) that is referred to
in the book Struts in Action is deprecated. StorageBean interface is recommended in
the javadoc instead. There is a StorageBeanBase class that implements
Hi all,
Struts is featured on Java.Sun.Com at the moment! There is a link to a Struts quiz and
a Servlet best practices article which mentions Struts as a best practice.
Should we consider this as Sun giving its blessings to Struts?
or
Does the fact that Struts is featured on Java.Sun.Com
SunONE Application Framework is a fine tool -- indeed, it aspires to
provide additional functionality beyond what Struts supports
(especially in the area of interfaces to model objects, and complex
UI components), which make it quite suitable for building complex
web-based applications.
I
in the future. But I am not knowledgeable enough to say what is ready to
be standardized and what is not. Craig is probably best to speak to this.
Derek Richardson
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Eclipse is a wonderful (and free!) IDE.
The other criticisms of WSAD are
fair; Eclipse is lighter and quicker.
How would you compare Eclipse with NetBeans? I have been using NetBeans for a couple
of weeks and I like it. At first I thought it was kind of slow, but later I got a new
system
Hello,
I'm beginning a new Struts-based web application
project and I would really like to use JavaServer
Pages in it. I know that there are notices
recommending not to use the current early access
implementation for production environments. I am just
beginning this project so I'm thinking it
Thanks for you advice.
Do you have any vague estimates on how long it will
take JSF to become suitable for Struts-based
production applications?
a) 2-3 months
b) 4-6 months
c) 6-12 months
d) more than 1 year
Thanks,
Mete
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Hello Everyone,
Liferay Enterprise Portal 1.8 Release Candidate 3
has been released. A new feature in this release is an
RSS portlet. You can download Liferay bundled and
pre-configured with JBoss/Tomcat, JBoss/Jetty or
Orion. Or if you wish you can download the .EAR
enterprise archive file and
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login
I prefer logging into the CVS with an IDE.
When you have questions about the source, please ask
them in the mailing list for which you can subscribe
at
http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/lportal-development
Thank you,
Mete
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Hi Vic
JSR168 has not yet gone to community draft, so the
only folks who would
have such a document are EG members. You can get
the current status of
the JSR at:
http://jcp.org/en/jsr/detail?id=168
On this page, it says that the public draft is
scheduled for March 2003 and the final draft is
Liferay has not yet implemented JSR-168 completely.
This is because the specs keep on changing still. Once
the specs become fairly stabilized, a.k.a. once
JSR-168 hits the community, the Portlet API is
intended to be implemented fully.
As our friend said, Liferay is an implementation of an
--- Craig R. McClanahan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm definitely interested in making it possible to
reuse Struts-based
webapp things (actions, form beans, pages, business
logic) in a portlet.
That's going to take some refactoring and
abstraction of the fundamental
APIs -- but it's
--- Craig R. McClanahan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There are certainly people in the
world who have done this sort of thing already
(Liferay, BasicPortal, etc.) for non-JSR-168
portlet APIs, so it's clearly feasible, and it's a
pretty good idea. But, from my perspective, this
sort of thing
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Mete Kural wrote:
--- Craig R. McClanahan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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There are certainly people in the
world who have done this sort of thing already
(Liferay, BasicPortal, etc.) for non-JSR-168
portlet APIs, so it's
Hello Folks,
The Liferay team is proud to announce that Liferay
Enterprise Portal 1.8 Release Candidate 2 has been
released. You can download Liferay bundled and
pre-configured with JBoss/Tomcat, JBoss/Jetty or
Orion. Or if you wish you can download the .EAR
enterprise archive file and deploy it
Sorry to miss this one detail. When you go to the demo
page at http://my.liferay.com click on the My
Liferay link on the top right corner to get to the
portal login.
-Mete
--- Mete Kural [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Folks,
The Liferay team is proud to announce that Liferay
Enterprise
good to me.
Mete Kural wrote:
Hi Vic,
I read your proposal. As you say, I think it
would be
great to provide Struts-based verticals under a
portal
platform. In your proposal you have mentioned
that one
of BasicPortal's goals is to provide a UI that
is
similar
Do you know why there is no link to Struts on this Sun
servlet resources page?
http://java.sun.com/products/servlet/resources.html
Maybe Craig can handle this one :)
-Mete
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and when not?
And also what do you think of this portal server
called Liferay which is based on Struts? The website
is available at http://www.liferay.com
Thanks,
Mete
--- Craig R. McClanahan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mon, 10 Feb 2003, Mete Kural wrote:
Date: Mon, 10 Feb 2003 21:41:45
Hi Olivier,
LifeRay is not listed at freshmeat.net
Any piece of software not in their database is out
of my scope :-)
I told about this to the developers and now it is
listed! You can view the freshmeat.net page at
http://freshmeat.net/projects/lportal/
-Mete
.
-Mete
--- Mete Kural [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all,
Liferay Enterprise Portal has grown a lot. There is
a
new 1.8 release coming out this month God willing.
I'm
wondering if you guys have any comments about this
portal. I want to use it in an upcoming project to
build a portal
://jakarta.apache.org/jetspeed/site/index.html
--joe
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Subject: Re: Has anyone tried to use struts with
Epicentric
Hi Mike,
You may
There is a comprehensive verticals framework that is
Struts-based at basicportal.sourceforge.net, which is
a Struts-based alternative to JetSpeed. A DAO
framework is also a part of it.
-Mete
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Subject: basicPortal comments
Hello Vic and others,
The basicPortal presentation was very nice. Thank
you
for your efforts. I think providing verticals for
the
J2EE
.
Thanks,
Mete Kural
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After you invalidated the session, did you create a
new session by calling request.getSession(true)?
I do the same think and it works. Here's some code for
you:
public class LogoutAction extends Action {
public ActionForward perform(ActionMapping mapping,
ActionForm form, HttpServletRequest
OJB is great. (jakarta.apache.org/ojb) You can easily
map your tables to objects. It works with MySQL. I
recommend that you implement DAO objects that call
OJB's APIs and keep all the persistence operations
there.
Good luck,
Mete
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I'll be uploading a
Hello Craig,
--- Craig R. McClanahan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you are using container-managed security, you
either declare a security
constraint (to force a login) or you don't -- there
is no middle ground.
However, if the user went to your second sub-app
first, and then went to
the
I'd recommend putting it to the Tomcat guys, but
I'm just about positive
you'd have to use j_security_check (ie FORM-based
authentication).
Mete Kural wrote:
Hi,
My Struts-based webapp has two sub-apps.
In the first sub-app, anybody can surf through
without
having to be logged
Hello,
So far I thought that container-managed authentication
was the way to go. Why I thought so? I thought:
1) Since such authentication is implemented by experts
in the field there's a much greater chance that their
implementation would be much more secure to attacks
then my own
Hello Max,
One thing that I want to implement is providing
the
login form within the home-page to make it a
single-step job for them, so they'll see the login
form on the side of the page when they first come
in.
Otherwise there are two steps involved, first
click on
the login
Hello,
I came to the point while developing my Struts web-app
that I am confused if I'm doing things the right way.
My Action classes:
1) Retrieve the values submitted through html forms
via ActionForm beans.
2) Make calls to a DAO (data access object) in order
to make changes to the database
(editUser.getEmail());
user.setAddress(editUser.getAddress());
Craig
Thanks,
Mete
On Wed, 17 Jul 2002, Mete Kural wrote:
Date: Wed, 17 Jul 2002 11:27:43 -0700 (PDT)
From: Mete Kural [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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of you
may know, Is there a way to log a user in with the
container through a method interface inside an Action
class instead of dispatching the request to
j_security_constraint? I couldn't find such a method
interface in the Servlet 2.3 specs.
I'll appreciate any insight on this.
Thanks,
Mete Kural
Hello All,
Does any of you know a little about Jakarta Slide or
OpenCMS?
I'm looking for a content management system to ease
website maintenance. What advice would you give on a
CMS to use with a Struts-based webapp?
Thanks,
Mete Kural
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of the old one.
Craig
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Date: Tue, 25 Jun 2002 10:49:51 -0700 (PDT)
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Hello Mattes.
I see. Well I'd rather go with an Apache project
anyways. Do you know anything about Jakarta Slide? I
think their admin webapp is Struts-based, but I don't
know if Slide manages content for Struts-based
webapps? I'd love to hear any input.
Thanks,
Mete
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, so if
you have any suggestion at all at how you think I can
do this seemingly simple task of forwarding to a jsp
file of another sub-app, I would greatly appreciate
your help.
Thank you,
Mete Kural
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Hi,
Please check out these references for information on
how to use Struts in general:
http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/resources/tutorials.html
Good luck learning Struts,
Mete
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I am new to sturts and i want to know some thing
about ActionForm
Hello,
I've been trying to get a hold on how to effectively
use these sub-apps but I'm confused about how to
switch between sub-apps still after reading the few
messages on the topic already in the archives.
I have two sub-apps in my web-app: default and
/catalog.
I added the switch action to
Hello,
I've been trying to get a hold on how to effectively
use these sub-apps but I'm confused about how to
switch between sub-apps still after reading the few
messages on the topic already in the archives.
I have two sub-apps in my web-app: default and
/catalog.
I added the switch action to
=/prefix=
Thanks,
Mete
--- Mete Kural [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I've been trying to get a hold on how to effectively
use these sub-apps but I'm confused about how to
switch between sub-apps still after reading the few
messages on the topic already in the archives.
I have two sub
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