Re: Re: Migrating away from JSP, etc.
David Corbin <[email protected]> Wed, 1 Oct 2003 19:45:53 -0400
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On Wednesday 01 October 2003 19:34, Justin Akehurst wrote: > On Wed, 1 Oct 2003, David Corbin wrote: > > > I've heard murmurs of people using Struts and XMLC together but have > > > not seen anything concrete come from that. Anyone willing to provide > > > us with some insight on how that works? Googling for anything XMLC > > > related turns up some really old tutorials and postings from the list, > > > but little else. > > > > Actually, I posted about our solution regarding XMLC & Struts just last > > week (9/22) -- check the archives. (Subject: XMLC and Struts) > > Ah yes, with the mention of presentation objects, which I believe comes > from the Enhydra stuff, right? > > I guess what I am looking for is more of a tutorial with example code > showing how it all fits/works together. We are using JBoss so an example > that is just using XMLC/Struts and standard Servlet 2.3 libs without a > reliance on Enhydra libs would be great. > Nope. It's very loosley patterned after Enhydra, but it is NOT using Enhydra. (Unfortunately, I don't own the code, or I'd post it). > I'm not asking you to draft up some tutorial for me, this is just what > I've been looking on the web for, and have not found it. > It really didn't take long to come up with the PO class. Probably only a day. The more involved part comes in writing "visual component" classes, so that you re-use your presentation logic efficiently. > -Justin -- David Corbin <[email protected]>