>To answer that part: not that I know of, but the existing WebWork in Action
from Manning is very good, and applies equally well to Struts 2 with minor
adjustments for package renaming etc.
Maybe it's time to create a web forum for Struts 2 and make a sticky thread
that says "Read Webwork in Actio
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Further, is are there any
plans/release dates for a book on Struts 2?
To answer that part: not that I know of, but the existing WebWork in
Action from Manning is very good, and applies equally well to Struts 2
with minor adjustments for package renaming etc.
L.
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Dariusz Wojtas wrote:
>
> Want to have a bean separate from the action and just reference it?
> Define your bean (whatever you want) and just declare it as a variable
> on your action.
> Nothing more.
> Add getter and setter.
>
> class MyAction ... {
>private MyBeanClass myBean;
>
> }
>
I work with struts2 for about a month and it is perfectly stable.
The only 'issues' I could see were related to it's ajax support - but
it already works perfectly in most areas, and the issues being found
are quickly examined by the struts team.
It's definitely worth to try it.
It's simpler than
Dariusz Wojtas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Want to have a bean separate from the action and just reference it?
> Define your bean (whatever you want) and just declare it as a variable
> on your action.
Thanks Dariusz. That's exactly what I was looking for. Looks like I should
definitely give S2 a
Want to have a bean separate from the action and just reference it?
Define your bean (whatever you want) and just declare it as a variable
on your action.
Nothing more.
Add getter and setter.
class MyAction ... {
private MyBeanClass myBean;
}
in your JSP just prefix bean components with the b
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