frames and struts

[adam kramer <ad...@monkey.org>]

I realize this question has been asked before but I could not find any
definitive answers.

Has anyone successfully used struts and frames together in an MVC
framework? If so, could you please email me or the list outlining how you
did it. You would save my sanity. Please, no replies saying "don't use
frames."

thanks,
Adam K.



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Re: frames and struts

[Eddie Bush <ek...@swbell.net>]

I don't see how this is a Struts-related issue.  The only problem I see 
you possibly having is trampling on session-scoped variables if multiple 
frames are updating the session concurrently.  This can be dealt with by 
using syncronized methods/blocks - but still isn't a Struts issue :-) 
 It's just your typical, every-day threading issue.

adam kramer wrote:

>I realize this question has been asked before but I could not find any
>definitive answers.
>
>Has anyone successfully used struts and frames together in an MVC
>framework? If so, could you please email me or the list outlining how you
>did it. You would save my sanity. Please, no replies saying "don't use
>frames."
>
>thanks,
>Adam K.
>

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Re: frames and struts

[Eddie Bush <ek...@swbell.net>]

Be aware that you need to be going through actions if you want your 
configuration provided for things like <html:form>.  Only by going 
through the controller are you able to have vital configuration 
information placed in the request - hitting JSP pages alone will not do it.

... sounds to me like that might be your problem.

Bryan Hilterbrand wrote:

>We are using Struts and frames, but it's not the easiest thing to do.
>The biggest problem we had was trying to get the Struts html:form
>tags to work -- we finally ditched them and just use HTML form
>tags.
>
>I would send more, but I'm under a deadline today...
>
>Bryan
>

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Re: frames and struts

[Bryan Hilterbrand <Br...@bullwinkle.net>]

We are using Struts and frames, but it's not the easiest thing to do.
The biggest problem we had was trying to get the Struts html:form
tags to work -- we finally ditched them and just use HTML form
tags.

I would send more, but I'm under a deadline today...

Bryan

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I realize this question has been asked before but I could not find any
definitive answers.

Has anyone successfully used struts and frames together in an MVC
framework? If so, could you please email me or the list outlining how you
did it. You would save my sanity. Please, no replies saying "don't use
frames."

thanks,
Adam K.



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RE: frames and struts

[Anand Belaguly <an...@edgesoftinc.com>]

Frames work fine with Struts.We just need to solve the same
Everyday threading issues for syncronization...etc, but other
Than that, it works perfect.

We implemented a 100 jsp,300 action, 60 form project successfully
With frames and Struts.

Anand

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Subject: frames and struts



I realize this question has been asked before but I could not find any
definitive answers.

Has anyone successfully used struts and frames together in an MVC
framework? If so, could you please email me or the list outlining how
you did it. You would save my sanity. Please, no replies saying "don't
use frames."

thanks,
Adam K.



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