Re: dynabeans (was: luxor made easy)

Hi Denis,

>>   Also binding form fields to Java beans a la
> Struts
> > or WebWork is a great idea. Later on you might
> wonna
> > consider switching over to using POJOs (=plain old
> > java objects) for your data beans and use the IoC
> > (=inversion of control) pattern.
> 
> I'll have to look at this. Actually I am wondering
> about just using Jython, since it is possible to
> create classes properties on the fly.

   You might wonna use the Jakarta Commons BeanUtils
package (used in Struts for example) online @
http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/beanutils.html that
lets you create classes or just properties on the fly.
Check out DnyaBeans and much more. Using BeanUtils
also makes it much easier to populate beans, for
example.   

> I hate branching, and I don't think I'll have time
> to
> implements all the necessary widgets, let aside the
> styling stuff. So I'd definitly prefer to merge, but
> the architecture is so different... I think it would
> be great to make a first proof of concept together,
> with basic styling and some documentation to get
> some feedback from users.

  Great plan. Let's keep it simple for now and let's
merge it later into the main branch once all the
details got worked out.

  - Gerald



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