AW: some questions

"Bernhard Woehrlin" <[email protected]>
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Hi Igor,

thanks for all this hints. I will consider them in one of the next
StrutsCX release. I did reorganize the whole codebase and will update
the CVS the next couple of days.

Best regards,

Berny Woehrlin

-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
Von: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] Im Auftrag von Igor
Semenko, AV & K
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 8. Mai 2003 15:18
An: [email protected]
Betreff: [Strutscx-user] some questions


First thanks for such a great product!

I'm new to struts/strutsCX, but we've been using
jsp+xslt model1 solution for around a year, strutsCX seems
can do it much better from architectural point of view.

1. We plan to use strutsCX mainly as xslt view for struts
   and don't need pdf output and different languages
   support. It seems that I have to install FOP even if I
   don't need it, because xslt.StrutsCXServlet uses its part.
   Is it possible to remove this dependency from base servlet?
   Say extend it and leave base without FOP dependecy?

2. Since I don't need variables defined in variables_XX,
  I tried to start without it but StrutsCX complains.
  It would be better to make it optional

3. We use dom4j instead of jdom for some reasons. Is it possible
   to have dom4j based solution? Can it be some alternative in
   strutsCX codebase or I need to fork new project?

4. Is there cvs access to the latest codebase?


Thanks,
 Igor Semenko,
 [email protected],
 [email protected]



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