You can also try HyperQbs framework (www.hyperqbs.org). It is a
component
based system which allows event-driven programming model. All URLs are
generated dynamicaly and after their activation the event is delivered
to appropriate component which is responsible for event processing.
It uses templates also for seperating responsibility of Java programmers
(component developers) and webdesigners. Any template engine is
possible to use as a parser (plugin to HyperQbs engine). The
distribution contains FreeMarker parser and it is possible to use JSP as
parser also.
For example the JSP template for the form component "RegistrationForm"
looks:
<%@ taglib uri="/WEB-INF/hqbs.tld" prefix="hqbs" %>
<FORM ACTION="<hqbs:url/>" METHOD="post">
<INPUT TYPE="text" NAME="firstName">
...
</FORM>
You can see that in the template doesn't exist exact URLs - but it is
used the JSP element <hqbs:url/> instead it. The HyperQbs engine then
generates appropriate URL for generating the event.
When you want to include mentioned component (RegistrationForm) into
HTML page you can use
following template:
<%@ taglib uri="/WEB-INF/hqbs.tld" prefix="hqbs" %>
<HTML>
<BODY>
<hqbs:template qbname="Header"/>
<hqbs:template qbname="RegistrationForm"/>
<hqbs:template qbname="Footer"/>
</BODY>
</HTML>
Rene
> Sands Fish wrote:
>
> Hello all,
> I've been reviewing how different people structure web-fired
> events in their servlets and how they use these events in their webapp
> architecture to handle the resulting view, integrating with JSP views,
> etc. What does everybody think? Anybody have any code to share so
> the rest of us can share in better event modelling? I think everyone
> could benefit from that. I did look in the archives (i say this since
> everyone seems to flame at the drop of a hat on this list) but didn't
> really find myself satisfied. So, anybody? anybody? bueller?
>
> - sands fish
> - eCommerce
> - telecomNOW
> - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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