My experience with jMesa is not so good. Compared to displaytag, it is not better imho. It claims to be very java5 friendly, however the javadoc tells another story: * a lot of java.lang.Object in return types (see http://docs.jmesa.org/org/jmesa/web/HttpServletRequestWebContext.html for a good example) * many things not easily pluggable or IoC-able (see http://docs.jmesa.org/org/jmesa/facade/tag/TableFacadeTag.html - you set the Messages impl you want to use through an attribute that takes a class name (a String), instead of a Messages instance or a factory...!! Now how do I integrate this with JSTL or Spring's MessageSource?)
I agree it looks promising from the home page, however it is a bit misleading in places ;-) The ajax stuff may be nice, but I'd rather take displaytag + ajaxtags than jMesa at the moment. I am looking for a displaytag-nextgen replacement - something fully generified, JSP 2.x friendly with ajax capabilities. I don't think jMesa is it, though. - Renaud oscar perez wrote: > > Maybe the solution for 2.1 is to move from displayTag to eXtremecomponents > and jMesa. jMesa doesn't have the problem described by Chris, it has > column > filtering out-of-the box and it support ajax requests nicely (without > external libraries such as ajaxtags for displaytag) > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/DisplayTag-external-paging-and-sorting-example-tp17288662s2369p17665581.html Sent from the AppFuse - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
