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I've been looking at Expresso today
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Hi all,
I've gotten a full app to work
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Bill,
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Hi all,
I've gotten
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Expresso helpsa lot if you have been building action command mapping
in every single Action that you have written.
String action = form.getAction()
if ( action.equalsIgnoreCase(prompt)) {
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return mapping.findFrward
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what do you use instead of ActionForm when using expresso/struts?
when doing expresso/struts do you still use Input/Output/Block/etc objects?
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what do you use instead of ActionForm when using expresso/struts?
when doing expresso/struts do you still use Input/Output/Block
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Yes you can because you access input, output, block in the JSP
using the custom tags. Because an expresso controller writes a controller
response object to the request scope. The input value can also read back a
controller
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of course!
Francisco Hernandez wrote:
is it possible to use DBObjects and not use other parts of expresso such
as
Jobs, Controllers, etc
, January 09, 2002 11:26 AM
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Stephen Owens wrote about Expresso:
...
The mailing list is not as
amazingly helpful as the Struts mailing list, but it is pretty good and
will hopefully keep getting
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What do you think?
Sandra
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Sandra,
You made
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Good point. I was reading today about companies on tighter budgets with
the
economic situation looking to open source software more to fulfill their
needs.
I wonder if anyone on this list has
Stephen Owens wrote about Expresso:
...
The mailing list is not as
amazingly helpful as the Struts mailing list, but it is pretty good and
will hopefully keep getting better.
...
My question is, is it really true that it will keep getting better, given
that the company responsible for Expresso
Question below and previous question answered in this reply.
Does Jcorporate compete against it's own Expresso mail list to increase it's
support income?
I have been active for 16 months now, and so far, completely not. Three of us are
pretty active contributors similar to Ted here, and most
Thanks everyone for the information on moving to struts.
It has been most helpful. Still not sure what I am going to do in the
long run, but at the very least I will learn expresso so I can make a
more informed decision...
I am also going to try to get an answer on if they are planning on
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Thanks everyone for the information on moving to struts.
It has been most helpful. Still not sure
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But good luck working with Expresso right off the bat. Does anyone in this
whole open source world know anything about proper, usable, and useful
documentation
(sorry - it just gets frustrating; truth is -- I'm probably just an idiot
and I hate to admit
writing documentation?!
besides, what fun would it be with good docs :)
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But good luck working with Expresso right off the bat. Does
anyone in this
whole open source world know anything about proper, usable, and useful
documentation
(sorry - it just gets frustrating; truth
Software
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Hi all,
I've gotten a full app to work with Struts and have a good
to find it sometimes. 200+ pages of doc in total.
Regards,
Mike
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I've gotten a full
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Cody:
Any and all ideas on how we can make the Expresso doc better *really
needed on Stuts versus Struts/Expresso
Bill:
You shouldn't lose a thing by using Struts/Expresso in combination, as
we've
incorporated the entire Struts framework into Expresso. On the flip side,
you would gain a powerful object/relational mapping layer, background job
queuing/scheduling, auto
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