Sergey Smirnov wrote:
You can see a lot a references here. They are mostly string references. Just
any typo and validation does not work properly. I wonder, how modern Java
IDE (IDEA, JBuilder, Eclipse, NetBeans and so on) tries to help Struts
developers to find and fix those kind of problems.
Does
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Subject: Re: Is modern Java IDE enough to work with Struts Project?
Are you sure James need some defense? Struts Console is most popular GUI
tool for Struts - 55,000+ downloads.
I just wonder why it still evolves as a set of losely coupled
specialized
XML editors.
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> In James' defense, the Struts Console is a GUI Interface to edit the
> struts-config file. Yes, you can use any text edito
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Struts Console does not claim or try to solve these &qu
Tuesday, June 17, 2003 5:54 AM
Subject: RE: Is modern Java IDE enough to work with Struts Project?
> Struts Console does not claim or try to solve these "interdependence"
> issues you mention. It's just a nice, simple tool for editing all of
> the Struts config file
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[OT] IDE with easy tomcat upgrade?
Max Cooper wrote:
> I'm not sure how much this helps, but IDEA can validate any XML file
that
> ha
Max Cooper wrote:
> I'm not sure how much this helps, but IDEA can validate any XML file that
> has a DTD. If you write Java code to do validations, you can set
breakpoints
> in it and debug it.
> -Max
>
validation xml file against DTD is a good feature. However, lets light the
problem in more det
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