>Having said all that about the *bugs* though, the problem you'll face will
>be getting anyone to implement your changes and you may go to the trouble of
>developing patches that just get ignored.
It was always was my intention to implement the changes myself. I wanted to gauge
reaction to see
own functionality on the controller tier.
Craig
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> -Original Message-
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> An orth
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We have a web based application that is a work in progress. Because our
company mandates that IE be used, certain aspects of microsoft
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I can appreciate your feelings on this ... but IMHO the proposed cure
is worse than the disease. Allowing an open-ended mechanism like this
abandons any hope of using an IDE to catch typos in attribute names,
and just encourages the use of no
Sent: Tuesday, October 19, 2004 4:52 PM
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Historically, the Struts developers have been very strict about
accepting only W3C standard attributes, and I don't see this changing
anytime soon -- it would be somewhat ironic f
Now this is something I had not realized. What is going to replace them?
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From: Craig McClanahan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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An orthogonal issue that is
On Tue, 19 Oct 2004 17:01:19 -0400, Kichline, Don (EM, PTL)
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> Searching on the new groups, that is what I have been hearing... Unfortunately that
> is not going to fly in this case. What I am proposing is a generic work around for
> this problem that will not tie stru
course we don't have enough
of either.
Thanks,
Don Kichline
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From: Craig McClanahan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, October 19, 2004 4:52 PM
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Subject: Re: non-standard attributes in taglib
Historically, the Struts developers
Historically, the Struts developers have been very strict about
accepting only W3C standard attributes, and I don't see this changing
anytime soon -- it would be somewhat ironic for an open source project
to endorse a proprietary single-vendor lock-in by doing something like
this :-). I suspect mo
We have a web based application that is a work in progress. Because our company
mandates that IE be used, certain aspects of microsoft's non-standard extensions have
been utilized in some of our pages.
All new screens in our system will be developed using Struts 1.1. We have however run
into
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