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Posted to jetspeed-dev@portals.apache.org by scott <sc...@macrisolutions.com> on 2004/02/20 01:13:57 UTC
struts and jetspeed
I am new to portal development and jetspeed. When developing web applications
and portlets for jetspeed, is it still a good idea to use struts for an MVC
architecture; or is there a better way to handle an MVC architecture with
jetspeed?
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Scott A. Macri
Software Engineer/Director
Macri Solutions, LLC
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R: struts and jetspeed
Posted by Piero Cazzati <pi...@cazzati.it>.
Hi scott,
> I am new to portal development and jetspeed. When developing web
> applications
> and portlets for jetspeed, is it still a good idea to use struts for
an
> MVC
> architecture; or is there a better way to handle an MVC architecture
with
> jetspeed?
Just Jetspeed1 uses MVC architecture. You can use Velocity template
engine or Java Server Pages (JSP) to produce own presentation layer
issues.
For more information you can see at the Velocity site.
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> Scott A. Macri
> Software Engineer/Director
> Macri Solutions, LLC
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Piero
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