> I' ve got a couple of > things to do in my existence. The first is to write an e-commerce > application suitable for all my customers and really easy to maintain and > customize. The second is to put up a sort of content-manager with role-based > authentication to permit to my customers to publish datas without HTML or > similar knowledge... I know, these are the things that all want !!! ;-) But > can you help me in some way to better and quickly understand this > interesting way of coding, and maybe some reusable code and configuration > written by some goog guy ? I need only a couple of directive to suitable > begin my trip in this adventure. Can you help me ?
Kako, you have enough work on this list for at least a weekend or two. If you get lazy, and just want to start with a java code base that is already written for custom database access and logins and registrations and security and testing and logging and so on, try Expresso. Here, you can concentrate on the business logic and navigation, instead of the plumbing, as some of us crazier folks are doing. This is, of course, a Struts implementation. Or, if you get really REALLY lazy and crazy, and want your base Expresso code written for you, go to http://webAppWriter.com put in your table schemas using an Excel spreadsheet, and it will send you back fully functional data access struts jsps and controllers that you can then modify and stitch together per your own brilliant business logic and navigation. So far, the speed record for a complete write and deployment of a functional web app with custom table schemas is 9 and a half minutes, but your time will surely vary. 30 plus samples on the site. Obviously, this will cause as many problems as it solves, because you will still have to learn how everything works. At least, this way, you can learn from a working model that reads and writes to your database, rather than having to invent it all first. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
