Thanx David, Gary. On 10/4/05, Gary VanMatre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The use-case application's purpose is to demo the requirements of a specific > feature of Shale. We have not built an example using all the Shale > features. > > Shale is a framework built on top of JSF. It provides value added features > that are not in the vanilla API. If you are not fimillar with JSF, you will > really have a hard time seeing the value added features of Shale. I was hoping to find an example application like the mailreader (I thought it has been rewritten for Shale, at least someone was announcing it on the list). Nevermind, I will start with myfaces, and move to shale afterwards :-) > > > One thing I noticed, every link (in the resulting html) is a form > > submition. Is there a way to configure it? > .... > >Because, if not, it would > > be an absolute NOGO, since it would make the site uncrawlable (at > > least for modern search engines). > > > > I would think that for most web applications, you wouldn't want a user to > attempt to jump into the middle of a dynamic web application without a > context within the flow of the application? You mean, coming in with a non-functional link with some parameters? That's not a problem, you can detect it pretty early in the base action (filter whatever). The problem is, that if all your links are posts, you will be considered as not-interesting content by the search engine (only one url, different context). In a B2C business it's a kind of death... > > > Where is the best place to start with Shale? > > > > There is some information here: > http://struts.apache.org/shale/index.html was my first try too :-) I thought there was a Wiki page? Didn't found any. > > You might pick up one of the many books published on JSF. My favorite is > coauthored by one of the Struts committers (David Geary - Core JavaServer > Faces, ISBN 0-13-146305-5). Hmm yes, but isn't David a RoR convert now? Anyway, thanx for your time :-) leon --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
