Normally, I would jump at the chance to learn something new but I am soon
leaving my current team for a different team (same company) so want to get
my current project done for my current team before I leave, so will stick
with Struts 1 because of a time crunch. Plus the other developers on the
te
It is very different, but I'd still encourage you to play with it.
I've been using it for a few months (though I had played with WebWork
before), and I love it. I've found it light years ahead of Struts
1.x, and not nearly as frustrating as Spring MVC. It's got a learning
curve, like any fr
Yeah, I have done more reading about Struts 2 vs 1. Didn't realize it was
that different. I will probably just kick back down to the most recent
Struts 1 release so I am in known territory.
Jim Cushing wrote:
>
> Approach Struts 2 as if you're learning a new web framework, which
> you really
Those files don't exist in Struts 2. Struts 2 is very different than
Struts 1, and is based off of WebWork, so many of the files and JSP
you're used to don't exist, struts-*.tld among them.
All the JSP tags included with S2 start with (e.g., ),
instead of , , etc.
Approach Struts 2 as if
Thanks for the information!
It all makes sense now:-)
I have previously used Struts 1; however, that project was setup long ago
and I just have add to some new fucntionality to on occasion. This is the
first time I have setup a struts application from scratch. The app I am
using as an example
On 10/5/07, mjparme <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have scoured google and docs on struts.apache.org and can't find where
> these files are!! It has been very frustrating. All the getting started
> guides say to put these files in WEB-INF but then don't tell you where to
> get these files from!
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