Based on my experience porting the Struts tags to AJAX/SWF
(swf.dev.java.net), I would agree with Craig that the existing Struts
tags would be sufficient; however, tweaking the event handler attrs,
as in SWF, does provide some simplification. For example (in SWF), w/
o the tweak we would nee
On Apr 6, 2005, at 9:55 PM, Frank W. Zammetti wrote:
Looks interesting! I'm going to have to look at this in much more
detail first chance I get. One question... I saw this comment on the
overview...
"For reasons cited by many, JSF has fallen short of our needs and we
were disappointed to see
We are pleased to announce the 0.6 release of the Simple Web Framework
(SWF), including a standalone port of the IPU/Ajax capabilities to
Struts. Now you can IPU enable Struts for a richer user experience.
(The port will also work with other similar Web application frameworks,
though not JSF.)
We are pleased to announce the first public Beta of the Simple Web
Framework (SWF), available from http://swf.dev.java.net/. The SWF
shares the same Jakarta foundation as Struts while adding an event
model, a number of novel features (In place Page Updating, ...), and
refined treatment of areas
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