I have only a small knowledge of the Ajax frameworks out there and I am trying to work out how much an Ajax app would depend on Struts.
I assume the view in an Ajax app is handled at the initial request by a JSP with HTML and that afterwards every request from the browser is XHR, ideally broken down on a per-data-item/list basis. The view HTML is from there on in handled by Ajax. In that case the Controller part of MVC would be managed entirely client-side. Therefore all that struts would have to offer the app would be Validator and perhaps a couple of other services.
Or am I totally wrong? Can struts offer the ability to manage the Controller part of the app in such a way that the project could have two views - one in Ajax and one in JSPs? I'm aware of much discussion of enhancing Struts Action 2 to facilitate Ajax development. It seems I'm missing something though. Can anyone elaborate a little on what it is facilitating? Thanks Adam --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
