[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have to agree with stanlick with this.
I would agree more work need to be done.
I have abandoned in my project the more complex themes of struts and kept
it in the "simple" theme (with customized tag templates here and there)
because of these "<Table>" tags coming out of nowhere.
If you imply a deduction that a <s:form> tag implies in the presence of a
<table> and that <s:textfield> are in truth
<tr><td>[label]</td><td><input type="text" ... </td></tr> i'm imposing an
obsolete html table structure to a page. What if I wanted to use <div> and
<span> ?
use the xhtml_css theme
What if I wanted to use a different table structure?
Then you have the opportunity to customize each theme to your particular
and specific need
(two fields inside a simple <td> tag, for instance ?)
Also, is counter-intuitive for html users that a <s:form> actually renders
a table, instead of simply render a <form> tag.
I haven't looked lately, but I imagine there is a <form> tag in there
somewhere, otherwise I don't see how it would work. Even in the dojo
theme, I believe the
As for documentation, I recommend and effort to map the relation between
tag x freemarker template so this tag customization becomes easier without
having to browse the struts.view.jsp code.
Although this would be a worthwhile documentation effort, I'm not
convinced that it is that necessary. Each of the freemarker templates
are named after the tag, and I have never had to look at the tags java
code in order to determine which template is rendered.
Dave Newton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
09/03/2007 18:40
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Also, I have yet to see what an Action class might
actually look like to handle the asynchronous call.
It looks like any other Action.
(BTW, Tiles is supported in S2 via the Tiles plugin,
but Tiles 2 is still a bit fluxful.)
d.
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