Dan,
that is a fantastic diagram (so much information so easily accessible in such a small
place)!
I have one question though to do with the ActionForm...
Your colouring infers that there is one 'ActionForm per screen'. I know that an
ActionForm
instance is created (and filled with the form
delivers a response, the request
object is destroyed (waiting to be garbage collected) along with the
ActionForm instance.
Jason
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Dan,
that is a fantastic diagram (so much information so easily accessible in
such a small place)!
I have
Community is going crazy! :-))
Dan,
that is a fantastic diagram (so much information so easily
accessible in such a small place)!
I have one question though to do with the ActionForm...
Your colouring infers that there is one 'ActionForm per
screen'. I know that an ActionForm
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I'm so happy you found it useful. Good catch about the ActionForm. I
thought about that and added
, August 20, 2002 9:15 AM
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Yes...sorry I don't think I made myself quite clear... I am aware that
ActionForms are created on
a per-request basis... what I was pointing out was that the one per screen
colour
you think this
would clear up any confusion? Maybe operation instead of wizard.
Thanks,
Dan
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, but not
with another framework, then the latter framework would be the better one in
that case.
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sorry
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There a simple XLS stylesheet under doc/stylesheets. But for the most
part, you should be able to learn through example. There is a build
target that does the XML to HTML transformation.
-Ted.
Jesse
: Struts Community is going crazy! :-))
If anyone wants to start writing up patterns and submitting them to the
project (preferably in XML), I'd be happy to shepard them into the
documentation. But someone has to be willling to do the work. This is an
open source project, and everyone who uses Struts
Is there a description, dtd or schema for the documentations?
regards
Alexander
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Contributing
This may or may not be what you're looking for, but I've been trying to
organize patterns in the following diagram that's meant to show, among other
things, where all the routine http request sub-activities should be coded.
I color coded the activities to identify those that can be coded in more
List
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: Struts Community is going crazy! :-))
This may or may not be what you're looking for, but I've been trying to
organize patterns in the following diagram that's meant to show, among other
things, where all the routine http request sub-activities should be coded.
I color coded the activities
ditto - and it prints out great on an HP plotter.
Mark
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That is a great diagram! I like the color
Excellent diagram. Thanks!
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Sent: Monday, August 19, 2002 11:17 AM
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This may or may not be what you're looking for, but I've been trying
There a simple XLS stylesheet under doc/stylesheets. But for the most
part, you should be able to learn through example. There is a build
target that does the XML to HTML transformation.
-Ted.
Jesse Alexander (KADA 11) wrote:
Is there a description, dtd or schema for the documentations?
Brandon,
I agree with your cry for better suggested patterns. I've been working
with struts for less than six months and looking for patterns has been a
constant endeavor. I have 8-inches of printed documents plus several
megabytes of disc space dedicated to everything that I've been able to get
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Brandon,
I agree with your cry
If anyone wants to start writing up patterns and submitting them to the
project (preferably in XML), I'd be happy to shepard them into the
documentation. But someone has to be willling to do the work. This is an
open source project, and everyone who uses Struts is part of the team.
We don't
hey everyone, i just joined the mailing list a few days ago, and
wow some many good discussions.
Patterns would help a lot, specially for ppl like me who are
really new to Struts and still need to learn the best way to use
struts. Since I cant help in creating patterns, I
Husted [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, August 18, 2002 7:41 PM
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If anyone wants to start writing up patterns and submitting them to the
project (preferably in XML), I'd be happy to shepard them
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