No, I did not convert any of the other struts-*.war file to use the XML/XSLT extensions. That would have requirement more time that I had to put this together.
However, there is no reason why (other than bugs) that the struts-*.war files should not still work as they were intended (using form-beans, etc) You're right about the reference implementation, something else I'll have to do when I get time. In the meantime, I've written a quick and dirty example here: http://www.openroad.ca/opencode/stxx/documentation.html It's not quite what you're looking for but it might help. As for your last question, would I use this framework to build an application like struts-example? Yes, you could, the only difference is that I would not use JSP or Struts taglibs. There is no reason why these two technologies could not co-exist. However, one of the main motivation for my writing of the extension to struts was because I -really- do not like taglibs, I'm not overly fond of JSP anymore and I really like XML/XSLT for handling presentation logic. Matt Raible wrote: > Did you convert all the struts-*.war files to use your new framework? > Initially looking at these war files, it doesn't appear so. Reference > implementation of a framework are always nice to look at ;) > > Also, would you use your framework to construct an application like the > struts-example - where there are html-based forms, validation, and messages > from the ApplicationResources.properties file? > > Thanks, > > Matt > > -- Jeff Pennal p:604-694-0554(x107) Software Developer f:604-694-0558 Openroad Communications e:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Vancouver, BC -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
