At this stage, T5 will not play very nice with others; the fact that it is a filter means that it will intercept and attempt to operate upon URLs intended for your Struts/JSP application (this can be avoided with a couple of service contributions, but still).
It is possible for Tapestry (4) and JSP-based apps to interoperate, with reasonable limitations. I don't know about jsp:include, more like "after this form submits, jump to a JSP page" or "in this JSP page, this link is to a Tapestry page". I may be biased, but to me the Struts/JSP side is "a bunch of actions and views" and the Tapestry side is an actual application, with a real structure to it. Remember, T5 is still alpha. On 3/30/07, Chris Chiappone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi, My company has a rather large application written in a custom framework similar to struts. I have been messing around with Tapestry 5 and enjoying the ease of use it has to offer us. I was thinking about building new pages of the application using tapestry 5. First of all is this a good idea with the current Tapestry 5.0.3 framework? How difficult would it be for these two frameworks to coexist? Would it be possible to include tapestry 5 pages within a jsp using <jsp:include ../?>, and what would this entail? The reason for this is because I wouldn't really want to duplicate all the navigation code within a Border page using tapestry at the moment. Any thoughts comments concerns would be appreciated. -- ~chris --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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