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Hi,
I'm currently buzy to migrate an application working on Tomcat to Weblogic
6.0
The problems with the PropertyMessageRessource class is not yet solved, but
Craig confirmed me some days ago that he was working on it.
Anyway, even if that problem still exist, it is possible to use Struts
with webLogic 6.0, by doing the small modifications
in MessageRessourceFactory ( it must be Serializable and de
setPrintWriter must initialize the printWriter to null ).
Otherwise I didn't had others problems ( I don't really know about the
datasource problem, since I'm using an EJB implementation). except for small
context path problems.
Thierry
Thierry Cools
Senior Java Developer
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Brussels
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Belgium
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Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2001 4:31
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Subject: Struts and Weblogic 6.0
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Hi All,
I know there have been many threads
over the last few months concerning Weblogic
5.1 and Struts and also WLS
6.0, particularly with respect to the example
application.
Could
someone let me know what the situation is with this now? I.e. Is there
an
intention to make the example app work on WLS 6.0 and are there any
aspects of
struts that will not work on WLS 6.0 as a result of the
serialization issues
(and where are we with these too!). What is the
situation with the change of the
properties to use XML, properties files
and database for storing
internationalised strings?
Any information
would be gratefully received as we are currently evaluating
using struts
but Weblogic has already been chosen as the target
platform.
TIA,
Nic
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