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Perhaps the similarity in the names could cause confusion ...
The similarity between Strecks and Stripes is that they both require Java 5.
Otherwise they are completely different frameworks. Stripes is an
independent framework in its own right with no Struts dependencies.
Strecks is still Stru
Please allow me to shed a bit more light on a couple of your
observations/speculations.
Regards,
Phil Zoio (Developer of Strecks)
My sense of things is that Strecks is another person's third-party
effort. It is not part of the Struts project. Any new development you
can expect fro
Please see my comments below:
Jonathan Revusky wrote:
Ted Husted wrote:
On 4/18/06, Phil Zoio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'd be happy to pass Strecks on to Struts itself if the community
really
wanted it, but I don't see that as essential to its existence in any
way.
ning open source projects. You apparently do not.
But anyway, to focus on the question of our disagreement on this,
let's take a specific case in point. I am not acquainted personally
with Phil Zoio, the author of Strecks. It's not like I have some
agenda of "championing his cause&qu
Niall Pemberton wrote:
On 4/18/06, Jonathan Revusky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I would venture to guess, just as an outside observer, that if the
author of Strecks is not given commit access to Struts itself, then he
may run into limitations in the Struts codebase and end up making
modific
As we all know, Struts has evolved in recent times from being a just a
framework to being a "community" supporting two "separate but equal"
frameworks which have nothing to do with each other except a shared
name, and perhaps a couple of shared committers.
I think the message that is going out
I'm pleased to announce the release of Strecks 1.0-beta-1. Strecks
(which stands for "Struts Extensions"), is built on the latest general
availability Struts 1.2 code base, currently 1.2.9.
Strecks contains a range of features aimed to streamline the Struts
programming model. These include v
You should be able to solve the problem by adding the WEB-INF directory
onto your classpath. I couldn't get it to work otherwise
Chaitanya Parkhi wrote:
hi guys i hav created a java file by using MockObjectStrutsTestCases which
tests for a simple login form which takes Login Name & password as
I've worked on Strecks with Java 5 and Struts 1.2.7 and 1.2.9 (I skipped
1.2.8), and Java 5 definitely isn't the problem. Your problem sounds
rather strange. Try downloading and building one of the Strecks examples
from source (using Jdk 1.5), and see if it causes the same problem.
Phil
moun
I'm pleased to announce the release of Strecks-1.0 beta 2 (see
http://strecks.sourceforge.net/).
Strecks is a set of extensions to Struts which leverage the power of
Java 5 specific features to allow for more productive, streamlined
Struts application development. Strecks is built on the Strut
n.
For a more detailed feature list see
http://strecks.sourceforge.net/features.php.
Strecks can be downloaded from http://strecks.sourceforge.net/download.php.
Regards,
Phil Zoio
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I've added a lot of support for integrating Spring with Struts in
Strecks: http://strecks.sourceforge.net/ - a Java 5-based Struts
extension framework
The main Spring-related things you'll find in there are:
- you can inject any Spring bean into your actions using the
@InjectSpringBean annotat
ather than InputSetter
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Phil Zoio
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I saw this problem too - I think the package of the UseAttributeTei changed.
I fixed it by using following prefix in your page:
<%@ taglib prefix="tiles" uri="http://struts.apache.org/tags-tiles"; %>
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Hi,
I was using struts1.2.9 previously , every thing worked fine.
I'm pleased to announce the release of Strecks 1.0. Strecks is a set of
Java 5-specific extensions to the original Struts framework.
Making heavy use of Java 5 annotations, it adds a number of modern
features to Struts-based applications, including POJO actions,
dependency injection, declarati
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