> -----Original Message----- > From: Mike Duffy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: RE: Are there any IDE's that understand Struts tags? > > > I would strongly suggest that you stay away from (or move > away from) the Struts presentation tags > and use JSTL instead. Development has essentially stopped on > the Struts presentation tags. JSTL > has more functionality and JSTL is the "standard".
Can I get some clarification on the above paragraph, specifically the line, "Development has essentially stopped on the Struts presentation tags." Does this mean that the Struts-HTML tag library is no longer being developed or supported? When talking about the "struts presentation tags", it's the Struts-HTML tag library that I think of. However, I don't know of equivalent support for this library from the JSTL libraries. So, if Mike is correct and usage of the Struts-HTML library is discouraged, then what should I replace it with? My usage of this library is rather heavy right now (<html:form>, plus all the associated HTML input tags) so if usage is discouraged, I'd really like to know. Now, I know that pretty much all of the Struts-Logic tag library (equality, iteration, etc) and some of the Struts-Bean library can be replaced with the JSTL. Mike, is this the "presentation library" that you're referring to? So, which libraries am I being discouraged from using? Apologies for being pedantic, but I'd like to be absolutely clear about the quoted paragraph. Thanks JDG -- Jay Glanville --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
