At our company we have been using struts 1.0 since the release and very glad for it... Until recently, where we have shocked by the discovery that structs 1.0 breaks all out attempts at produce well-formed HTML!
Our situation is that we now need to output well-formed HTML (we will probably use XHTML), in order to do easy post processing in XSL/Java for various nice things like automated GUI testing (all extremely important and requires well-formed HTML / XHTML). At first we have tried to close all our struts tags (ex. <html:base /> - note the space needed for some old browsers) but to no avail. Struts just ignores our attempts at closing the tags. What can we do now? I would not like to either drop struts or drop our automated tests as well as other critial things that depends on well-formed HTML. I would therefore request that the struts developers find some way of at least minimal support for generating well formed HTML (and please do not suggest simply using TIDY or something like that - it does not work ; at least for us it does not). BTW: From searching the web I saw another posting about this from a "Matt Raible" (?), mentioning briefly some uncommitted code that could solve this (where, how ?). Would that be possible to just include that in 1.0.1 (it would need to be official so that we can count on it for the future). Sincerely, Morten Christensen, AArhus, Denmark -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
