Btw, in case anyone's interested - this site deploys as an 80.0MB WAR file ... wow! All managed under CVS using Eclipse and Dreamweaver MX 2004.
Carl wrote:
Very nice site, I hope to be able to master Struts as you !
Browsing it, I've found 2 mistakes :
- in French (in the menu) Garden should be translated in "Jardin"
- under mozilla 1.5, the select country in the firste jsp display curuiously (instead of the country's names it display html tags)
Carl
Brice Ruth wrote:
Thanks to all on this list that helped me with my JSP/Servlet/Struts/Tiles issues ... the fruit of your help is now live (under a MUCH accelerated schedule and not nearly enough time for QA/QC, but what's new?)
http://www.fiskars.com/
If the first thing you see isn't a Flash movie, and the home page isn't distinctively orange, then you're probably seeing the old site because of DNS propagation delays.
This site makes use of heavy internationalization, is almost entirely Tiles driven from tiles-defs.xml, only a handful of pages still use the Struts ForwardAction to an actual .jsp file. A lot of XML on the backend, loaded & parsed into application context for optimization, iBATIS access to a MySQL database (transparent to the application, our testing servers connect directly to an AS/400 DB2 instance - thank you iBATIS!), and of course, Struts/Tiles/JSTL used throughout.
I couldn't have done it without this list's help ... thank you again!!
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