Struts has the mechanism to do this too, by the way. What I do is to
define tiles, e.g. "html_page", "wap_page", and then reference just "page"
in the struts-config.xml. You have the controller detect the device coming
in and switch the tiles reference as required. This can also be used, by
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> HI Jim,
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> Yep, that's what I'm thinkin
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security risks of course, and rather severe ones with allowing anyone to
drop a war file and
have it activated.
Other then that.. I don't know of any easy solution.
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> Hi Jim,
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> Sorry - don't think I was clear...it's not the client that
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> in fact that will all be HTML - b
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> I need to design a web app that is extensible dyn
Hi,
I need to design a web app that is extensible dynamically.
For example, if we decide to support a different device type, we need to be
able to drop in info for that device type and have the web app pick it up -
these could be files of all different types eg jsp's, html, xml, class
files etc.
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