You may take a look at stXX http://stxx.sourceforge.net/ , that is a commonly used XSLT extension to Struts.
I've used it for a prototype, but we have finally built our app on standard JSP, as it was easier to learn for developers.
According to prototype, XSLT (Stxx) was aprox. 2 time slower than JSP (JSP 1.2 + JSTL).
Nico.
Gaet a écrit :
Thanks Leon!
Have you already implemented this solution? Do you know if it will be supported by WAS? Have you a complete but simple sample with struts and XML/XSL? So, that's mean that I won't have jsp anymore? Could i still use struts-layout? Do you think it will be simple to rewrite a basic JSP-struts-tiles webapp? Or will it be a big effort? Does the XSL template will allow me to define a common template for my whole webapp?
Thanks if you could help me to answer these important question that will allow me to take my decision
----- Original Message ----- From: "Leon Rosenberg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: Struts and XML/XSL
XML/XSL seems to be more powerful than tiles for presentation (supportFirst) yes it's possible and quite easy, just render xml in your jsp or write out the dom out of the action
Second) You premises are false. It's far less powerful, and it's significantly slower then jsps.
regards Leon
On Wed, 2005-05-18 at 10:45 +0200, Gaet wrote:
hi,
Actually we have a website developped with struts and tiles...but as
different browser, easier to change presentation, better performance...)
and XML/XSL..My question is : is it possible to develop an application using struts
If yes, If you have any tutorial or code sample...that's would be great!
Thanks
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