Did you ever find out your answer?
On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 2:03 PM, Struts Two wrote:
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> Prior to struts 1.3, If I wanted to load my catalog (say catalog.xml) file
> (which had all the business logic in chains for my app), I had to add the
> followings to my web.xml:
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> org.apache.co
support for Toplink
support for EJB3.0
the struts plugin-extension is for Struts1 core development and UML diagramming
editor
so if you want to use JDev IDE you'll only see support for Struts and not
Struts2
good support for JSF-faces ..the JSF chair is a Sun Senior Fellow and since Sun
was jus
Martin,
What do you think about Oracle ADF ?
-Original Message-
From: Martin Gainty [mailto:mgai...@hotmail.com]
Sent: Sunday, July 26, 2009 4:42 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: RE: Struts vs Other competitors
Raible rated Struts as "poor support"
support in JSF is based on
Hi Nils-H,
Thanks for the reply, unfortunately in production we got lot of
functionalities written with #session.studentId etc, in the jsps to access
PORTLET APPLICATION SCOPE variables.
Those references are not only but
What is your opinion regarding this, practically I prefer th
Greetings all.
I have posted a new release of Struts2Builder over at SourceForge.
Struts2Builder is a Java code generation system. It will log into an
existing Postgres or MySql database, examine the metadata, and automatically
generate a real, live, functioning Struts2 / Spring / Hibernate CRUD
- select multiple could be populated from a collection/list
- user input similar to text field, and when entered, it is added as an
option of the select tag
- double clicking an option removes value
- each value present as an option when submitted is received as a
collection/list
-Origina
Raible rated Struts as "poor support"
support in JSF is based on implementing container: e.g. glassfish users group
or tomcat users group..
usually all questions are answered in TC but not so with GF
Struts is Front Controller based ..basically one event/one request
JSF is Page Controller n eve
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