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struts2
i'm about to start coding new application and i'm considering using
struts2 but have no idea when will it be ready for production use.
application is relatively small so i expect to deploy fast on ibm
websphere (v6.x).
any hints whether i should start coding using struts2?
Aljosa Mohorovic
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Re: struts2
Posted by walidito <wa...@sgcib.com>.
My advice is also that you use Struts 2 for your project.
I have only six month experience on struts 1.x, and I can tell you that I
prefer struts 2 that is much more simple to use. The only pb id see for
struts 2 is its pretty poor documentation. Do not hesitate to search your
responses in webwork's book/site/forum in addition to the official doc, and
this website. I'm sure the first GA release will definitly bring the struts
1 community to strut 2, and a little book on it will seal its success.
As a newbie, What I liked a lot in struts 2 is that you are free to use very
simple elements of it without having to learn every concept of the entire
framework. That allowed me to quickly set up a MVC web app using JSPs,
hibernate, struts 2's ajax components etc without going deep into
interceptors concepts etc (not used in struts 1).
Aljosa Mohorovic-3 wrote:
>
> thanks for quick reply, it helps to hear positive reactions on struts2.
>
> On 1/19/07, André Faria <an...@mandic.com.br> wrote:
>> I am starting a new project now, and I really trust in Struts 2, the
>> G.A. version is near us now and all the innovation of webwork is
>> inserted in Struts 2 plus the knowhow of Struts 1 and it community and
>> developers. Good luck!
>>
>> Regards,
>> André Faria
>>
>> Laurie Harper escreveu:
>> > Aljosa Mohorovic wrote:
>> >> i'm about to start coding new application and i'm considering using
>> >> struts2 but have no idea when will it be ready for production use.
>> >> application is relatively small so i expect to deploy fast on ibm
>> >> websphere (v6.x).
>> >> any hints whether i should start coding using struts2?
>> >
>> > Go for it :-) The current release is a beta, but 2.0.3 is looking like
>> > it may be voted GA -- and if it isn't, a GA is likely not far away.
>> > Either way, Struts 2 is based on WebWork which is a mature and stable
>> > code-base, so even in beta S2 is pretty close to being
>> > production-ready IMHO.
>> >
>> > L.
>>
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Re: struts2
Posted by Aljosa Mohorovic <al...@gmail.com>.
thanks for quick reply, it helps to hear positive reactions on struts2.
On 1/19/07, André Faria <an...@mandic.com.br> wrote:
> I am starting a new project now, and I really trust in Struts 2, the
> G.A. version is near us now and all the innovation of webwork is
> inserted in Struts 2 plus the knowhow of Struts 1 and it community and
> developers. Good luck!
>
> Regards,
> André Faria
>
> Laurie Harper escreveu:
> > Aljosa Mohorovic wrote:
> >> i'm about to start coding new application and i'm considering using
> >> struts2 but have no idea when will it be ready for production use.
> >> application is relatively small so i expect to deploy fast on ibm
> >> websphere (v6.x).
> >> any hints whether i should start coding using struts2?
> >
> > Go for it :-) The current release is a beta, but 2.0.3 is looking like
> > it may be voted GA -- and if it isn't, a GA is likely not far away.
> > Either way, Struts 2 is based on WebWork which is a mature and stable
> > code-base, so even in beta S2 is pretty close to being
> > production-ready IMHO.
> >
> > L.
>
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Re: struts2
Posted by André Faria <an...@mandic.com.br>.
I am starting a new project now, and I really trust in Struts 2, the
G.A. version is near us now and all the innovation of webwork is
inserted in Struts 2 plus the knowhow of Struts 1 and it community and
developers. Good luck!
Regards,
André Faria
Laurie Harper escreveu:
> Aljosa Mohorovic wrote:
>> i'm about to start coding new application and i'm considering using
>> struts2 but have no idea when will it be ready for production use.
>> application is relatively small so i expect to deploy fast on ibm
>> websphere (v6.x).
>> any hints whether i should start coding using struts2?
>
> Go for it :-) The current release is a beta, but 2.0.3 is looking like
> it may be voted GA -- and if it isn't, a GA is likely not far away.
> Either way, Struts 2 is based on WebWork which is a mature and stable
> code-base, so even in beta S2 is pretty close to being
> production-ready IMHO.
>
> L.
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Re: struts2
Posted by Laurie Harper <la...@holoweb.net>.
Aljosa Mohorovic wrote:
> i'm about to start coding new application and i'm considering using
> struts2 but have no idea when will it be ready for production use.
> application is relatively small so i expect to deploy fast on ibm
> websphere (v6.x).
> any hints whether i should start coding using struts2?
Go for it :-) The current release is a beta, but 2.0.3 is looking like
it may be voted GA -- and if it isn't, a GA is likely not far away.
Either way, Struts 2 is based on WebWork which is a mature and stable
code-base, so even in beta S2 is pretty close to being production-ready
IMHO.
L.
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Re: Passing parameters to a struts action in URL
Posted by Christopher Schultz <ch...@christopherschultz.net>.
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Joe,
Joe Yuen wrote:
> Does anyone have an idea as to why this URL
>
> http://localhost:8080/Chisq/Insurance.do?action=edit&personid=1001
>
> works in Firefox but not in IE6? In my action class, I can see a personid in Firefox but in IE personid is null.
I notice that the personid comes after an "&". Is it possible that you
are using XHTML ampersands (&) in your URLs but that you are using
the incorrect DOCTYPE for it?
Then again, if I had to guess, I would have said that Firefox would have
misbehaved on that one and MSIE would have done "what you meant", so I
might be way off base here.
- -chris
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Passing parameters to a struts action in URL
Posted by Joe Yuen <jo...@chisq.com>.
Does anyone have an idea as to why this URL
http://localhost:8080/Chisq/Insurance.do?action=edit&personid=1001
works in Firefox but not in IE6? In my action class, I can see a personid in Firefox but in IE personid is null.
I am using struts 1.2.8.
Thanks,
Joe Yuen