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Posted to user@struts.apache.org by "Craig R. McClanahan" <cr...@apache.org> on 2004/03/08 17:12:06 UTC
Updated Struts-Faces Integration Library
I'm happy to announce the availability of the first nightly build of the
integration library supporting the use of JavaServer Faces and Struts that has
been updated to support the final release of JavaServer Faces 1.0. This is not
a formal Apache release; however, it is intended to support experimentation and
trigger bug reports so that we can complete a release in the next couple of
months. Pick up the files dated 20040308 (or later) from:
http://cvs.apache.org/builds/jakarta-struts/nightly/struts-faces/
Key new features (see the README.txt file for full details):
* Supports the final release of JavaServer Faces 1.0 (previous
versions supported the beta version).
* Fully worked out examples with and without Tiles.
* You can use value binding expressions ("#{...}") for all attributes
of the Struts specific components, just like you can with all attributes
of standard JavaServer Faces components.
* A managed bean named "struts" is available to provide access to
Struts-internal objects, similar in spirit to the <bean:struts>
tag in the existing libraries.
* The integration library supports either prefix mapping (/faces/*)
or extension mapping (*.faces) for the JavaServer Faces servlet.
* You can use the new <s:loadMessages> tag to expose a Struts
MessageResources object as a Map, so that messages can be looked
up using value binding expressions, similar to the way that the
standard <f:loadBundle> tag works with resource bundles. This allows
you to use your existing Struts application resources seamlessly with
non-Struts component tags.
Craig McClanahan
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Re: Updated Struts-Faces Integration Library
Posted by am...@nc.com.my.
I think this has already been discussed but anyway,
need to decide on the way to go for my next project, whether to stay with
struts only or struts with JSF Integration library or all out JSF. Since
JSF has already been released, what are the main reasons to still stick
with Struts rather than to move to JSF?
> I'm happy to announce the availability of the first nightly build of the
> integration library supporting the use of JavaServer Faces and Struts that
> has
> been updated to support the final release of JavaServer Faces 1.0. This
> is not
> a formal Apache release; however, it is intended to support
> experimentation and
> trigger bug reports so that we can complete a release in the next couple
> of
> months. Pick up the files dated 20040308 (or later) from:
>
> http://cvs.apache.org/builds/jakarta-struts/nightly/struts-faces/
>
> Key new features (see the README.txt file for full details):
>
> * Supports the final release of JavaServer Faces 1.0 (previous
> versions supported the beta version).
>
> * Fully worked out examples with and without Tiles.
>
> * You can use value binding expressions ("#{...}") for all attributes
> of the Struts specific components, just like you can with all attributes
> of standard JavaServer Faces components.
>
> * A managed bean named "struts" is available to provide access to
> Struts-internal objects, similar in spirit to the <bean:struts>
> tag in the existing libraries.
>
> * The integration library supports either prefix mapping (/faces/*)
> or extension mapping (*.faces) for the JavaServer Faces servlet.
>
> * You can use the new <s:loadMessages> tag to expose a Struts
> MessageResources object as a Map, so that messages can be looked
> up using value binding expressions, similar to the way that the
> standard <f:loadBundle> tag works with resource bundles. This allows
> you to use your existing Struts application resources seamlessly with
> non-Struts component tags.
>
> Craig McClanahan
>
>
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Re: Updated Struts-Faces Integration Library
Posted by BaTien Duong <ba...@dbgroups.com>.
Craig R. McClanahan wrote:
>I'm happy to announce the availability of the first nightly build of the
>integration library supporting the use of JavaServer Faces and Struts that has
>been updated to support the final release of JavaServer Faces 1.0. This is not
>a formal Apache release; however, it is intended to support experimentation and
>trigger bug reports so that we can complete a release in the next couple of
>months. Pick up the files dated 20040308 (or later) from:
>
> http://cvs.apache.org/builds/jakarta-struts/nightly/struts-faces/
>
>Key new features (see the README.txt file for full details):
>
>* Supports the final release of JavaServer Faces 1.0 (previous
> versions supported the beta version).
>
>* Fully worked out examples with and without Tiles.
>
>* You can use value binding expressions ("#{...}") for all attributes
> of the Struts specific components, just like you can with all attributes
> of standard JavaServer Faces components.
>
>* A managed bean named "struts" is available to provide access to
> Struts-internal objects, similar in spirit to the <bean:struts>
> tag in the existing libraries.
>
>* The integration library supports either prefix mapping (/faces/*)
> or extension mapping (*.faces) for the JavaServer Faces servlet.
>
>* You can use the new <s:loadMessages> tag to expose a Struts
> MessageResources object as a Map, so that messages can be looked
> up using value binding expressions, similar to the way that the
> standard <f:loadBundle> tag works with resource bundles. This allows
> you to use your existing Struts application resources seamlessly with
> non-Struts component tags.
>
>Craig McClanahan
>
>
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>
Great Craig.
You are amazing. We are working with both Struts-Faces and Struts-Chain.
Thanks
BaTien
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