+1 for Intellij Idea (I'm an happy more-than-ten-year user), but I
should also mention that, on the contrary of eclipse and nb, you have
to buy the licence for commercial sw (but it's really worth every
dollar)
Twitter :http://www.twitter.com/m_cucchiara
G+ :https://plus.google.com/10
I have tried Eclipse and Netbeans and finally found out that life is
so freaking easy with IntelliJ and the Struts 2 plugin.
I could not believe it first, because it was the Struts-guys who
recommended it to me and I was previously using Eclipse for 10 years
or so.
My advice: do exactly what Lukas
as a eclipse user. :) any idea?
F
On Fri, Apr 20, 2012 at 1:19 AM, Łukasz Lenart wrote:
> 2012/4/19 rob stone :
> > I am trying to incorporate the Struts 2 plug-in into the Netbeans IDE
> > and having problems. The Netbeans version is 7.0.1 which is the latest
> > available for Debian.
>
> Use
2012/4/19 rob stone :
> I am trying to incorporate the Struts 2 plug-in into the Netbeans IDE
> and having problems. The Netbeans version is 7.0.1 which is the latest
> available for Debian.
Use IntelliJ IDEA, give up with NB ;-)
Kind regards
--
Łukasz http://www.lenart.org.pl/
mobile +48 606 3
Ok, yeah, that makes sense that it would only apply for that package.
I'm leaning towards Dave's answer and that is to create your own stack
and encourage users to use it.
Don
On 10/12/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Alright, the plug-n-play ain't working! The plug-in function
Alright, the plug-n-play ain't working! The plug-in functionality works
fine if I coerce it into my application's struts.xml, but after many
attempts at overriding the existing defaultStack, it appears *not*
possible. According to the docs,
Since a plugin can contain the struts-plugin.xml file,
On 10/11/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey Don! I feel as though I know you. Aren't you writing the infamous
> Struts 2 in Action book? :)
To be fair, I'm operating in more of a reviewer capacity, as the large
majority of the work is being written by the excellent author, Ch
If something overrides struts-default then it's no
longer struts-default.
I'd rather that it was always explicit when something
other than struts-core is involved in normal request
processing; I'm not sure that adding a plugin JAR to a
project in itself is enough to make it obvious that
something
On 10/11/07, Wes Wannemacher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I was mainly thinking from a "support" perspective. An experienced
> struts2 developer would not have much problem configuring their
> interceptor stack, whereas others are probably using struts-default,
> with defaultStack as their intercep
I think it could go either way, depending on the nature of the
interceptor/plugin. As for Scott's question, since I had a good idea
of what he was working on (like the Value Stack, it was magic baby!),
I think he should override the defaultStack. I agree with Don, though
that larger apps should hav
Hey Don! I feel as though I know you. Aren't you writing the infamous
Struts 2 in Action book? :)
Thanks for the tips. I too would like things to "just work" once the jar is
dropped. I'll mess around with the plug-in this evening after I shake off
the commute.
Scott
On 10/10/07, Don Brown <[
Let us know how overriding the default stack turns out. In other
plugins, I've been creating new stacks, then assuming a user would
just use that stack. Also, I'd make that stack the default stack in
the plugin package, something like myplugin-default, so that if a user
extended it, my stack woul
Rock on my brother! And however did you guess that it might be a breadcrumb
plugin? :) Karin has been patiently waiting to see code, so I finished it
this morning at 3:00 AM around watering my lawn (with a flashlight) and
making coffee! By noon today I was too tired to workout the
stuts-plugin.x
Scott,
I would say that you are okay overriding the defaultStack since it is
a plugin. For a user to actively install your plugin, then they are
seeking the functionality you are providing. I don't know much about
the plugin you are writing, but if it works similar to other
interceptors, meaning t
14 matches
Mail list logo
