I wasn't criticising your suggestions about how to do a migration -
you've obviously got experience there. I was suggesting you, or rather
Prashanth, look at the possibility of a fresh start.
I read the chapter in Struts in Action about migrating normal JSPs to
Tiles, and that was complex
If you are using scriptlets, move the scriptlet code to an Action class.
Then link through the Action class to run that code first. If the code
created scripting variables before, use request properties instead.
Likewise, any place where you were using request parameters, start using
request
i asked this question previously and i havent got reply...
I need to know how best can we migrate from present running
application which uses jsp[and lot of custom taglibs] to struts...
Any url reference would also be usefull Thanks in advance Prashanth
The question is too vague for any of
This would depend how your application was architected.
If you do ONLY jsp (i.e. sql and logic in the page), then basically you are
re-writing the application by cutting back-end code out of your jsp pages
and creating business logic classes and action class.
If your application is reasonably
I don't know of a url. but I'd start with just using you jsp's as they
are, and then map all them all to forwards in struts-config. Struts
console is useful and it validates config files also.
So you'll then have a struts config file with
action path=/myaction
Man, I'd just start again from scratch if I could. Migrating a
taglibs-based app across to a struts-framework could unleash all sorts
of difficult problems.
Adam
On 09/02/2003 06:10 PM Mark Lowe wrote:
I don't know of a url. but I'd start with just using you jsp's as they
are, and then map
On Tuesday, September 2, 2003, at 10:01 PM, Adam Hardy wrote:
Man, I'd just start again from scratch if I could.
Wouldn't we all. Not sure thats very realistic, but if you've the
biggest budget in the world then i guess it would be okay. But then if
you're pulling that kind of revenue in i
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