Hello list, currently the place I work at has a number of web application which are all separate, all maintained by different teams and all have sections of similar functionality that has been implemented individually in each project. Bit of a nightmare really.
Anyway, it's being mooted that we should move to a common framework and have a suite of common components that can be slotted into each application as needs be. Currently all the applications use Struts 1.1 with a couple using XSLT instead of JSP's. So there is scope to make a suite of common action classes and JSP's etc. Although they all have their own visual identity so generating the JSP's would need to be done via some sort of rendering tag. I was just wondering if you had the chance to start from fresh with a number of web applications to write, which stream of Struts would you use...? 1.x or go for something like Shale, or maybe even something else? Would I be correct in thinking that if I used JSF, I could write custom tags and have a different renderer for each application that simply deals with the visual identity of each application? For example, one application uses <fieldset> tags to group form items, while another uses <div> tags with border styles set. Cheers, -- Bob Arnott --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
