Re: Struts & Workflow

2006-10-18 Thread Rahul Akolkar
On 10/18/06, Don Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Struts 2 doesn't have a specific workflow engine built in, per se, but you do have several options: 1. Spring's Web Flow 2. Continuations And then there is Commons SCXML [1], which is a generic state machine / workflow engine that can tie in

RE: Struts & Workflow

2006-10-18 Thread Dave Newton
From: Jim Reynolds [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > If Struts2 is WebWork, is Spring Configured anywhere for its IOC? Spring is its IoC container... Have you looked at the documentation pages at all? It talks about all this stuff like validation, IoC, Spring Actions (if you want to, but don't need to)

Re: Struts & Workflow

2006-10-18 Thread Don Brown
Struts 2 has built-in Spring support. This means if you choose the spring object factory (by changing struts.properties), your actions will be autowired by name with Spring. In addition, you can have your Action class itself be created and wired by Spring, simply by using the spring id where you

Re: Struts & Workflow

2006-10-18 Thread Don Brown
Struts 2 doesn't have a specific workflow engine built in, per se, but you do have several options: 1. Spring's Web Flow 2. Continuations For point 2, Struts 2 has built in support for RIFE's continuations library. A good example can be found in the showcase. It basically lets you code a workfl

Re: Struts & Workflow

2006-10-18 Thread Jim Reynolds
If Struts2 is WebWork, is Spring Configured anywhere for its IOC? When working with it a while back, I really liked the fact that you could create the datasource, and inject the datasource into DAOs. Or does WebWork have an IOC that mimicks Spring? Thanks, On 10/18/06, Dave Newton <[EMAIL PROTEC

RE: Struts & Workflow

2006-10-18 Thread Dave Newton
From: Jim Reynolds [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > [...] also appears to include WebWork. Struts2 *is* WebWork. Dave - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Struts & Workflow

2006-10-18 Thread Jim Reynolds
Hello Roger, I know for sure that Spring has a wizard-like approach for multi-screen data entry. I believe it is called Spring Web Flow. Now, I am getting a feeling that Struts2 supports portions of Spring (Still trying to figure this out) and also appears to include WebWork. So to the point of

RE: [struts workflow extension] Workflow Violation Help

2004-05-21 Thread shirishchandra.sakhare
Hi, This is the reason for providing the secondary workflow mechanism... As a single workflow allows you to define a single workflow violation path , and hence single point of forward, you can start your own subworkflows(secondary workflows) so that the same can be used like bookmarks/savepoints

RE: struts workflow extension: help on workflow violation handling

2004-04-11 Thread Satish Kataria
Hi, There are certain things I wld want to point out: Lets assume you have page1 ,page2 and page3 as part of wizard. Page1 has a next button, page2 has next & back and page3 has back & submit button. I would create a formbean which contains attributes for all the 3 pages and define the formbean to