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Posted to user@struts.apache.org by Gibson Brad - IL <GI...@tusc.com> on 2002/03/11 06:29:57 UTC
Using struts with UIX and or BC4J
Has anyone used UIX and or BC4J (Oracle 9iAS) with struts?
Brad Gibson
Re: Using struts with UIX and or BC4J
Posted by Oliver Kiessler <ki...@linustar.de>.
struts works fine for me in an oc4j container. i don't know about uix
though.
bc4j is interessting. that i would like to know too... ;)
oliver
Am Mon, 2002-03-11 um 06.29 schrieb Gibson Brad - IL:
> Has anyone used UIX and or BC4J (Oracle 9iAS) with struts?
>
> Brad Gibson
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Re: Using struts with UIX and or BC4J
Posted by Benjamin <be...@nur-eine-i.de>.
Hi,
> Has anyone used UIX and or BC4J (Oracle 9iAS) with struts?
I'm working with with Struts and BC4J on a project.. After getting used
to the paradigms of BC4J it's quite easy I think. Although you have to
do some work to get the "glue" between Struts and BC4J automated it
still works.
At first it's somehow a bit difficult, because BC4J works with "Value
Objects", in BC4J slang it's "Row" or "RowSet", and Struts is more or
less based on standard JavaBeans. I wrote a base class for all my
actions that has a method which populates a FormBean based an a
ViewObject. But after I had this working everything else was quite
straightforward. However I'm still in developing.
UIX on the other hand is somehow similar to struts. If you use it
"complete" it's an implementation of the MVC2 pattern. But you can also
use only parts of it, for example you can only use UIX pages for the
View, although then you have to call special objects to render your UIX
pages, but nonetheless it works (just don't misunderstand me, I never
really used UIX in any way, that's juast my knowledge from forums and
the help). From the 9i JDeveloper help it sounds like it's easier to
integrate UIX with BC4J, because you can use something called databound
pages. But I didn't try it. I like Struts more, the documentation is
more concise (although not always complete and newbie-friendly) and the
most important, you have the source.
Hope this helps
Benjamin
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RE: Struts with JBuilder5
Posted by Jay sissom <js...@toybox.uits.indiana.edu>.
I believe this link has the two OpenTool updates you need for Struts to
work property within JBuilder 5:
http://codecentral.borland.com/codecentral/ccweb.exe/listing?id=16369
Jay
On Mon, 11 Mar 2002, Robert D. Morse wrote:
> - Bring up JBuilder
> - In the left panel showing all of your files, right click on your web
> application (this is the file with the icon of the hand holding the globe).
> - Click on the Classes tab
> - Click on the Add Files button
> - Add whatever files you'd like here
> - Make sure that the radio button 'Always include classes and resources' is
> selected
> - Rebuild your project
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Steve [mailto:steve@indts.com]
> Sent: Sunday, March 10, 2002 9:36 PM
> To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
> Subject: Struts with JBuilder5
>
>
> Does anyone know how to get JBuilder5 to include the .tld
> files in the WAR file?
>
> I am trying to configure a project based on the struts-blank
> template.
>
> TIA
>
> Steve
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RE: Struts with JBuilder5
Posted by "Robert D. Morse" <rm...@mdesignz.com>.
- Bring up JBuilder
- In the left panel showing all of your files, right click on your web
application (this is the file with the icon of the hand holding the globe).
- Click on the Classes tab
- Click on the Add Files button
- Add whatever files you'd like here
- Make sure that the radio button 'Always include classes and resources' is
selected
- Rebuild your project
-----Original Message-----
From: Steve [mailto:steve@indts.com]
Sent: Sunday, March 10, 2002 9:36 PM
To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
Subject: Struts with JBuilder5
Does anyone know how to get JBuilder5 to include the .tld
files in the WAR file?
I am trying to configure a project based on the struts-blank
template.
TIA
Steve
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Struts with JBuilder5
Posted by Steve <st...@indts.com>.
Does anyone know how to get JBuilder5 to include the .tld
files in the WAR file?
I am trying to configure a project based on the struts-blank
template.
TIA
Steve
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