On 6/24/05, Dave Newton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Simon Chappell wrote: > > >Hey, this isn't a joke is it? I would love to see a Lisp version of > >Struts. I'm trying to learn Lisp as a background process, so a working > >example of something I was already familiar with would be appreciated. > > > > > Fished in, fished in.
:-) > It's partially a joke, partially sub-reality... I have mechanisms for > implementing custom tags and their parsing and have implemented a few of > the struts and JSTL tags. I don't have working tileth yet, and the > back-end design is in limbo until I have some breathing room. Sounds interesting. > I'm fairly unhappy with the lisp solutions I've seen so far, I really > like tiles, so there you go... And anything I can do to avoid having a > configuration file that duplicates information in code the happier I am. I'm not completely familiar with the state of Java implemantations of Lisp. I did recently download and build Armed Bear Common Lisp, so far it seems nice, but I haven't figured out how to run Lisp scripts from the command-line with it yet. Agreed about reducing the number and size of configuration files. > I'll keep you posted; I'm guessing another two-three months before I > have anything resembling real (I'm also re-learning Lisp after being out > of the biz for over 10 years). Please do. I'd love to track this and maybe even help if you can find something simple enough for this Lisp newbie. Simon -- www.simonpeter.com --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
