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What was the name of this application? [was] Re: Are there any IDE's
that understand Struts tags?
Adam Lipscombe wrote:
> I am developing a J2EE server using Struts. The JSPs will be constructed by
> a web developer who is used to DreamWeaver.
Actually there was a struts application/IDE that was for demo that was
quite impressive but now I forgot the name. It wasn't one of the ones
mentioned so far. At the time they didnt' have a Linux version so I
didn't pursue it, but now back on Windows, I want to look into it.
The thing that was cool about this application is that it was actually
context aware of your form properties. So that you could do ...
<html:text property=" ... and you could get a drop down selection of
form bean properties. No other application I have seen yet can do this.
The current tag support in IDEs I don't really find 'that' useful. It's
nice, but not that big of a deal (to me anyway). I've used the tags
enough to know that I need a value, var, or property. What I do like
with this other application is the code completion of bean properties.
If anyone can remember the name, please let me know.
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Re: What was the name of this application? [was] Re: Are there
any IDE's that understand Struts tags?
Posted by Michael McGrady <mi...@michaelmcgrady.com>.
Isn't that "HOOyah!"? LOL
At 03:04 AM 5/28/2004, bOOyah wrote:
>Rick Reumann wrote:
>
>>Actually there was a struts application/IDE that was for demo that was
>>quite impressive but now I forgot the name.
>
>Was it NitroX from M7? http://www.m7.com/
>
>The pricetag isn't *that* hefty.
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Re: What was the name of this application? [was] Re: Are there any
IDE's that understand Struts tags?
Posted by Rick Reumann <st...@reumann.net>.
Axel Stahlhut wrote:
>>>
>>> Was it NitroX from M7? http://www.m7.com/
>>>
>>
<snip>
>> Thanks, I might check it out.
>>
> IntelliJ Idea supports this, too. And for about one year now already.
> Those guys are really smart...
What does IntelliJ support? I used IDEA, and it has no knowledge of
being able to complete property names for form elements. It'll
autocomplete tags fine, but no IDE I've found will pop up values for
when you do <html:text property="yourForm.... (pop up here of form
properties) />
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RE: cant find hibernate2.jar file when downloading Hibernate
Posted by David Friedman <hu...@ix.netcom.com>.
> I know that this question is out of struts, however,
> I like to you guys, as u might have good experience.
>
> I downloaded hibernate-2.1, and in the installation it
> says that there is a file called hibernate2.ja, however
> I cant find this file. any advise ?
First, it is usually in the main directory, not in the ./lib directory.
Second, that file should be named "hibernate2.jar", not "hibernate2.ja" as
you emailed.
I've seen that file in that very location in at least 3 versions of
Hibernate that I can recall clearly: versions 2.0.3, 2.1.2, and 2.1.3.
Regards,
David
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cant find hibernate2.jar file when downloading Hibernate
Posted by Zaid <za...@cosmos-software.com>.
Hi All,
I know that this question is out of struts, however, I like to you guys, as u might have good experience.
I downloaded hibernate-2.1, and in the installation it says that there is a file called
hibernate2.ja, however I cant find this file. any advise ?
Regards,
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From: "Axel Stahlhut" <as...@neusta.de>
To: "Struts Users Mailing List" <us...@struts.apache.org>
Sent: Saturday, May 01, 2004 8:46 AM
Subject: Re: What was the name of this application? [was] Re: Are there any IDE's that understand Struts tags?
> Rick Reumann wrote:
>
> > bOOyah wrote:
> >
> >>> Actually there was a struts application/IDE that was for demo that
> >>> was quite impressive but now I forgot the name.
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >> Was it NitroX from M7? http://www.m7.com/
> >>
> >
> > Yes! That was the one thanks. That's the only one that I've found that
> > will actually complete the difficult/annoying part of tag completion
> > (property fields).
> >
> > Thanks, I might check it out.
> >
> IntelliJ Idea supports this, too. And for about one year now already.
> Those guys are really smart...
>
> Regards Axel
>
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Re: What was the name of this application? [was] Re: Are there any
IDE's that understand Struts tags?
Posted by Axel Stahlhut <as...@neusta.de>.
Rick Reumann wrote:
> bOOyah wrote:
>
>>> Actually there was a struts application/IDE that was for demo that
>>> was quite impressive but now I forgot the name.
>>
>>
>>
>> Was it NitroX from M7? http://www.m7.com/
>>
>
> Yes! That was the one thanks. That's the only one that I've found that
> will actually complete the difficult/annoying part of tag completion
> (property fields).
>
> Thanks, I might check it out.
>
IntelliJ Idea supports this, too. And for about one year now already.
Those guys are really smart...
Regards Axel
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Re: What was the name of this application? [was] Re: Are there any
IDE's that understand Struts tags?
Posted by Rick Reumann <st...@reumann.net>.
bOOyah wrote:
>> Actually there was a struts application/IDE that was for demo that
>> was quite impressive but now I forgot the name.
>
>
> Was it NitroX from M7? http://www.m7.com/
>
Yes! That was the one thanks. That's the only one that I've found that
will actually complete the difficult/annoying part of tag completion
(property fields).
Thanks, I might check it out.
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Re: What was the name of this application? [was] Re: Are there any
IDE's that understand Struts tags?
Posted by bOOyah <bo...@nowhere.org>.
Rick Reumann wrote:
> Actually there was a struts application/IDE that was for demo that was
> quite impressive but now I forgot the name.
Was it NitroX from M7? http://www.m7.com/
The pricetag isn't *that* hefty.
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Re: What was the name of this application? [was] Re: Are there any
IDE's that understand Struts tags?
Posted by bOOyah <bo...@nowhere.org>.
Rick Reumann wrote:
> Actually there was a struts application/IDE that was for demo that was
> quite impressive but now I forgot the name.
Was it NitroX from M7? http://www.m7.com/
The pricetag isn't *that* hefty.
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AW: What was the name of this application? [was] Re: Are there any IDE's that understand Struts tags?
Posted by Andreas Solarik <a....@gesig.at>.
A while ago we evaluated Scioworks' Camino. Awesome tool: previewing JSP's
with dummy data, a graph of actions, beans, forwards etc. If you like
working with wizards and code generation tools, then this might just be what
you are looking for.
Camino can even load an existing struts application source and then generate
all the nice graphs for you. Think documentation :)
Anyway, check it out. We don't use it here, as the pricetag is extremely
hefty.
Andreas
-----Ursprungliche Nachricht-----
Von: Rick Reumann [mailto:struttin@reumann.net]
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 27. Mai 2004 20:32
An: Struts Users Mailing List
Betreff: What was the name of this application? [was] Re: Are there any
IDE's that understand Struts tags?
Adam Lipscombe wrote:
> I am developing a J2EE server using Struts. The JSPs will be constructed
by
> a web developer who is used to DreamWeaver.
Actually there was a struts application/IDE that was for demo that was
quite impressive but now I forgot the name. It wasn't one of the ones
mentioned so far. At the time they didnt' have a Linux version so I
didn't pursue it, but now back on Windows, I want to look into it.
The thing that was cool about this application is that it was actually
context aware of your form properties. So that you could do ...
<html:text property=" ... and you could get a drop down selection of
form bean properties. No other application I have seen yet can do this.
The current tag support in IDEs I don't really find 'that' useful. It's
nice, but not that big of a deal (to me anyway). I've used the tags
enough to know that I need a value, var, or property. What I do like
with this other application is the code completion of bean properties.
If anyone can remember the name, please let me know.
--
Rick
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