on 4/25/00 1:19 PM, Nissim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I have a web application which I've written using Servlets and JSSI, and
> I want to port it to Turbine, and WebMacro. I don't understand the
> integration of these two frameworks, and I'm trying to figure out how to
> go about the migration.
I apologize for this...we are still working on this area of Turbine quite
heavily and have just now started finalizing stuff enough for others to use
it. Next step...documentation and examples...
> 1) should I first convert it to use WM, without turbine, and then move
> it into the turbine framework, or the other way around?
Both at the same time. :-)
> 2) If you're using turbine and WM is it recommended to use turbine
> navigations to put the same stuff on the top and bottom of each page,
> and not WM #parse?
If you look at the example stuff that Dave just recently checked in, things
will become clear.
<http://www.working-dogs.com/turbine/cvsweb/index.cgi/turbine/examples/webma
cro/>
and
<http://www.working-dogs.com/turbine/cvsweb/index.cgi/turbine/examples/webma
cro/navigations/>
> 3) I really want to separate the application so that there isn't any
> html generation in the java code, and minimal code in the templates. Is
> there an example application which works this way within turbine/WM ?
I'm working on re-doing the whole admin interface section of Turbine to
follow this exact same model. Other than the basic example stuff that is
checked into cvs, we don't have any public applications yet. I can say
though that what I have seen and done so far kicks some serious booty. :-)
Everything is very nicely abstracted out.
-jon
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