Dear Struts supporter,
There seems to be a real world problem with using Struts (well, not
really Struts, but JSP Tag Libraries). It seems despite zero java coding
on the JSP pages, those 'funny' tags are still not digest-able by average
graphic designers. I mean, if they were to use Macromedia
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subject: Re: Struts: a Graphic Artist blessing or curse?
Dear Struts supporter,
There seems to be a real world problem with using Struts (well, not
really Struts, but JSP Tag Libraries). It seems despite zero java coding
on the JSP pages, those 'funny' tags are still
2002. november 25. 14:49 dátummal [EMAIL PROTECTED] ezt írtad:
Haha!
This whole idea of J2EE where we have seperation of roles hasn't quite
happened has it. The idea that there are business process programmers,
database programmers, front end guys etc. In the end it's always the same
person
: a Graphic Artist blessing or curse?
Dear Struts supporter,
There seems to be a real world problem with using Struts (well, not
really Struts, but JSP Tag Libraries). It seems despite zero java coding
on the JSP pages, those 'funny' tags are still not digest-able by average
graphic
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Haha!
This whole idea of J2EE where we have seperation of roles hasn't quite
happened has it. The idea that there are business process
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subject: Re: Struts: a Graphic Artist blessing or curse?
Dear Struts supporter,
There seems to be a real world problem with using Struts (well, not
really Struts, but JSP Tag Libraries). It seems despite zero java coding
on the JSP pages, those 'funny' tags are still
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subject: Re: Struts: a Graphic Artist blessing or curse?
Dear Struts supporter,
There seems to be a real world problem with using Struts (well, not
really Struts, but JSP Tag Libraries). It seems despite zero java coding
on the JSP pages, those
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My last
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Dear Struts supporter,
There seems to be a real world problem with using Struts (well, not
really Struts, but JSP Tag Libraries). It seems
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Asunto: Struts: a Graphic Artist blessing or curse?
Dear Struts supporter,
There seems to be a real world problem with using Struts (well, not
really Struts, but JSP Tag Libraries). It seems despite zero java coding
on the JSP pages, those 'funny' tags
Hi Foong,
After some headaches and some experience, i do the following:
1 - We (developers and programmers) write a clear requirement doc about a graphical
interface,
with all data that will be displayed, data type and this kind of stuff.
2 - Our designers develop all graphical interface
pages with a table in the middle ;)
Brian
Cheers
IV
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Haha!
This whole idea of J2EE where we have
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FWIW, graphic design and Java development generally use
different
This is an interesting thread, as we have a lot of challenges working
with our artists to create JSPs for use with Struts. Of course, I
would suggest that the issue has little to do with Struts, and a lot
to do with the state of JSP tools.
I think that JSP 2.0 and Java Server Faces (JSF) both
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subject: Re: Struts: a Graphic Artist blessing or curse?
Dear Struts supporter,
There seems to be a real world problem with using Struts (well, not
really Struts, but JSP Tag Libraries). It seems despite zero java coding
on the JSP pages, those 'funny' tags
: a Graphic Artist blessing or curse?
Dear Struts supporter,
There seems to be a real world problem with using Struts (well, not
really Struts, but JSP Tag Libraries). It seems despite zero java coding
on the JSP pages, those 'funny' tags are still not digest-able by average
graphic designers. I mean
On Mon, 25 Nov 2002, Chappell, Simon P wrote:
If Craig felt that was good enough for the struts-example, then my
goodness, it's good enough for me! ;-)
As I've said a couple of times, struts-example is pretty much my resume
documenting my GUI design skills. Good thing I know a little Java
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subject: Re: Struts: a Graphic Artist blessing or curse?
Dear Struts supporter,
There seems to be a real world problem with using Struts (well, not
really Struts, but JSP Tag Libraries). It seems despite zero java coding
on the JSP pages, those 'funny' tags are still
Subject: Re: Struts: a Graphic Artist blessing or curse?
The answer is below. That is really it. Let them build the GUI, then you
massage it. That is the easiest way to go about things. If someone has
something better, I don't know it. This way of doing things is pretty
easy. The backend
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