Maybe this could help:
http://www.agileskills2.org/EWDT/
Bye
Ivano Pagano.
Varun Mehta wrote:
Hi Fellas,
I had studied Tapestry 3.0 beta, somewhere in
Jan-Feb 2004, but could not go ahead and implement
the same, as the learning curve for the team was a
bit too high, and settled on for the Petstore
application. Now I back in the same boat where I
need to get back to a framework. The debate is b/w
Struts - Webworks - Tapestry. I personally vouch for
Tapestry cos it's cleaner for the HTML guys in the
long run. Struts is something I want to avoid.
I don't recall much of Tapestry. I was going through
some sites and found the betterpetshop application
based on Tapestry at
https://betterpetshop.dev.java.net/, also at the
same time found some criticizm on the project, as in
it uses a lot of workarounds & does not implement
Tapestry properly.
http://www.jroller.com/page/cardsharp/Weblog?catname=%2FJava
Tapestry is all about stateful user interactions.
It's designed to let you work with objects instead
of request parameters. (This article assumes you
WANT to work with objects instead of IDs. Plenty
of Tapestry apps just throw ID's around to get
around the problems mentioned in this posting,
e.g. the Better Petshop project.) Hibernate is
also about state. It's about serializing object
state into a relational database. It's also very
good at working with "detached" objects. In other
words, you can load persistent objects in one
Hibernate session and reattach them during a later
session. You can even modify the object between
sessions.
Can anybody help me with the issue. Also I need a
place where I can read an updated tutorial on the
framework and train the team fast on it. The book
'Tapestry in Action' is already issued out to
someone else, so will take some time to be back in
the library, meanwhile I need to study and give a
presentation on 'WHY TAPESTRY'. The combination we
are looking for is Tapestry + Hibernate.
What I've read and feel is Tapestry + Hibernate is
Rocket fuel. If you take care and use it properly,
you are in space, else a minor mistake and a mid-way
boom!!..
Please suggest.
Regards
Varun Mehta
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