Hey, send me a copy and I'll post it with the old version.
I really need to get back to this myself. Hand coding is fun, but in
real life most people need GUIs.
If more people have submissions along these lines, we can start a
DreamWeaver page.
This is a very important area, and a real proof-of-concept for custom
tags.
-- Ted Husted, Husted dot Com, Fairport NY USA.
-- Custom Software ~ Technical Services.
-- Tel 716 737-3463.
-- http://www.husted.com/about/struts/
> Recently I downloaded from husted.com an old Dreamweaver translator
> for Struts 0.5 to use in coding my Struts 1.0 JSPs, however I've had a
> lot of problems with it...
>
> I've since converted this to support most 1.0 HTML tags, and have been
> using it fairly successfully in conjunction with a JSP include
> extension found on the dreamweaver site.
>
> If anyone is interested in a copy of this I'm happy to provide -
> please email me on [EMAIL PROTECTED] and I'll send the
> translator + instructions via return email...
>
> Regards,
> Don Elliott
> www.i4-talent.com
> Melbourne, Australia
>
> FYI - the translator basically converts Struts HTML tags into normal
> html tags so that the design view of Dreamweaver will show you what
> the page looks like - without this, the page just looks like a bunch
> of little squares that represent ASP / JSP code.
>
> I've spent quite a bit of time commenting the code so it should be
> easy to add the tags I already haven't. The few known issues are as
> follows:
>
> - dreamweaver goes bananas when it finds a Struts tag that has been
> commented out and replaces it with a bunch of <MM:taglock> ... junk in
> your source file (be careful of commented out tags !! By commented
> out, I mean within <% /* ... */ %>
> or <% // ... %> comments, or event <!-- ... --> tags.
> - doesn't support any iteration tags, however if these are coded
> nicely will ignore these which makes little difference to the way your
> screen looks.
>
