The point is that few, if any, of the 140+ posts in the thread are
DIRECTLY related to struts. The majority are in the arena of discussing
the merits/pitfalls AJAX-related technologies. And to be honest, I think
all salient points have been made.
I think we can all agree that the horse is dea
Good idea. There is an incipient similar thing going on with the
image package in the commons sandbox. Abey Mullasery's work there is
interesting. I think it needs a bit more practical grounding, but
that will come. These two projects do not overlap, but the point
does.
On 4/20/05, Frank W. Za
Frank W. Zammetti wrote:
someone mentioned the idea of having custom tags
that generate the underlying code... this is an intersting idea to me
because you get the whole Swing-ish code-centric approach underlying it
all, but with custom tags so you don't have to do all the code if you
don't want t
You know, if what you want is Swing on the client, i.e., you write code to
do everything, then my VisML project that I mentioned yesterday is one
such option.
But you start to see in a pretty big hurry that it isn't a good idea...
One of the most powerful aspects of web development is the way you
There are lots of issues besides just wanting this to happen. All
serious attempts so far have pretty much failed. Have you looked at
Flash, if this is your big interest? Flash ActionScript pretty much
does what you want. But, I don't think it is a good idea. I think
you have to keep some thing
Erik Weber wrote:
SwingWorker worker = new CustomSwingWorker("GET_XML_RPC_DATA") {
I guess I'm in the wrong forum.
:)
Erik
Ahh it's the right forum ;-).
My code is VERY similar to above.
.V
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Frank W. Zammetti wrote:
On Tue, April 19, 2005 10:47 am, Erik Weber said:
I, with respect for the author, disagree with this entirely.
I am people, and this is not what I expect or desire at all. As a user,
I expect and desire 1) A fast download 2) my bookmarks to work/easy to
remember URLs 3)
Good insight Allen, thank you! Your experience echoes mine as well.
P.S. - The way my father always said it is "sometimes you eat the
salami, sometimes the salami eats you". I bet everyones' dad told them
that with a different something or other eating something or other :)
Fogleson, Allen wro
The move towards specialization has ups and downs, depending on where
you live, what you do, and what your company's management thinks. As we
specialize into very discreet tasks (that presumably can have very
precise requirements wrapped around them) the business owners begin to
gain the ability to
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