----- Original Message -----
From: jon * <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Turbine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, December 08, 1999 1:05 PM
Subject: Re: Make it easier to use frames
>> Can't it be made easier to use frames with Dash? Currently, don't you
>> have to override Dash's get/post method for this?
>
> It is not Dash, it is Turbine.
Maybe you should take down the http://www.working-dogs.com/dash/ web site
then and point it to http://java.apache.org/turbine/
>>Can't it be made easier to use frames with Dash? Currently, don't you have
>> to override Dash's get/post method for this?
>>
> Second, what the heck are you talking about? You don't have to override
> anything in the Turbine servlet.
jon... he was asking a question...<denoted by the "?" at the end of the
sentence> not stating a point of fact. don't be so harsh and defensive. if
i'm not mistaken the RunData.getOut() feature is new in Turbine and not
found
in Dash.
>
>> Some other things I would like to see are more separation of the
>> database stuff and some built-in support for extending RunData. The
database stuff
>> isn't useful for all users because some will have 3-tier systems.
>
> Huh? This doesn't say anything useful or true to me. There is no reason
> why you can't use the current pooling scheme to do stuff with 3-tier
> systems...example..the Weblogic stuff that comes with Turbine uses their
> pooling scheme. On top of it, you don't have to use the database stuff if
> you don't want to...it is just there for your benefit if you want it.
>
jon... why the "...Huh? This doesn't say anything useful or true to me..."
comment? the rest of the reply:
"There is no reason why you can't use the current pooling scheme to do stuff
with 3-tier systems...example..the Weblogic stuff that comes with Turbine
uses their pooling scheme. On top of it, you don't have to use the database
stuff if you don't want to...it is just there for your benefit if you want
it."
would have been just fine, instead you chose to alienate/belittle/disparage
& demean, and not for the first time, an obviously new user (or should i
say, an ex-new user) of Turbine. Don't be so defensive... trust me, there is
no need to be insecure about the framework you _helped_ to build... no one
is attacking it, its just that not every one will have an expert level of
understanding of it right off the bat... slow down and have a bit of
consideration.
>> Dash rocks! I have greatly enjoyed working with this system. It's a
great
>> combination of simplicity and flexibility.
> thanks, ... FROM ALL WHOM HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO THE PROJECT!
-ScottTavares-
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