Hi Nicolas
Yes, you are right, there is a lot of code in the JSP. The purpose
though is to show in a simple and easy way how to create nodes and
properties programmatically. The guestbook is just a sample how you
could use this.
There are many other strategies you can follow, even some MVC
patterns. However, the purpose is to UNDERSTAND how to add content
dynamically. Once you got that, you can use any kind of strategy you
think will fit your needs.
You can of course prepare FreeMarker model classes or even use filters
to detect guestbook entries. But this example was simply to let
audiences create a simple working example to study the way you deal
with programmatically generated content.
Sorry for the confusion. I did actually never expect anybody to have
one fully coded JSP for a guestbook. I will add some comments that the
purpose is to demonstrate in some easy-to-repeat steps how to
dynamically add content.
Thanks for pointing this out!
Giancarlo
On Jun 19, 2009, at 9:45 AM, Nicolas Brasseur wrote:
Hi,
I've reviewed the Guestbook 3.6 example (http://wiki.magnolia-cms.com/display/WIKI/Guestbook+for+3.6
). I am a bit disappointed by the amount of Java code stored in the
JSP page.
Is there another strategy to handle the same use-case but put the java
code in some king of action/filter/controller instead of in the view
layer ?
any advice ?
Nicolas
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