Yuniar-
You will need an event based model when actions from the client will be
/should drive the actions for the webapp instead of http
My take and Im no expert is that Microsoft in developed the .NET Platform
and allaire developed ColdFusion (later acquired by MacroMedia) when they
both realised that it was easier transition to their web application
environments for Swing and / or desktop developers if they gave them an
modeling system which is primarily event based
(if you peek under the covers you will discover in the case of .NET and CF
that the web server actually has listeners for those configured
events). and yes in the case of ColdFusion implementing those fine grained
events via a Servlet
Anyone else?
Martin-
----- Original Message -----
From: "Yuniar Setiawan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Struts Users Mailing List" <user@struts.apache.org>
Sent: Monday, August 15, 2005 9:29 PM
Subject: Struts weaknesses question
Hi there,
I've just read "Struts in Action" and found that one of struts weakness is
"no event model", means "Struts is tightly coupled with the
request-response model used by HTTP, this can be restricting to developers
used to finely grained events"
I've found all about this event model in JSF too. What I don't really
understand is, why do we really need event model for web application? Isn't
it suitable for desktop application? do we expected to code web application
like VB or delphi or others?
What's event model offered?
Thanks in advance
YNR
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