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[ANNOUNCEMENT] New Struts subproject: Struts Flow
The Apache Struts team is pleased to announce the adoption of its latest
subproject, Struts Flow, a continuations-based approach to complex web
workflows. Struts Flow originated at the struts.sf.net project and has
been formally adopted now as a Struts subproject. Struts Flow is a port
of Apache Cocoon's Control Flow to Struts to allow complex workflow,
like multi-form wizards, to be easily implemented using
continuations-capable Javascript and eventually Java.
Today, Struts is comprised of nine subprojects: Core, Taglib, Tiles, El,
Faces, Scripting, Applications, Shale, and (now) Flow. Struts Flow is
different from Struts Scripting/BSF as where Scripting brings any
BSF-supported scripting language to Struts Actions, Struts Flow works on
redefining the traditional Model 2 state-driven workflow into simplified
scripts whose execution spans multiple requests. Currently, the Rhino
engine, a Javascript implementation, is used to provide continuations
support, but with the maturation of Commons Javaflow -
http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/sandbox/javaflow/ - a Java-based
continuations implementation, Java will soon be supported as well.
For more information, visit the Struts Flow website at:
- http://struts.apache.org/flow/index.html
Don Brown
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Re: [ANNOUNCEMENT] New Struts subproject: Struts Flow
Posted by Don Brown <mr...@apache.org>.
The question is fine, but please don't reply to all the Struts lists.
Struts Faces is an integration library to allow Struts applications to
use the JSF taglibs. Apache Shale is a completely new framework that
builds on JSF and shares no code with Struts classic.
Don
Dakota Jack wrote:
> At the risk of causing people to run around in little circles [ ;-) ],
> can you tell me what Faces is? Is that MyFaces? How does Faces
> differ from Shale? Thanks for any information. If the question
> upsets anyone, my apologies.
>
> Jack
>
>
> On Thu, 17 Feb 2005 14:03:32 -0800, Don Brown <mr...@apache.org> wrote:
>
>>The Apache Struts team is pleased to announce the adoption of its latest
>>subproject, Struts Flow, a continuations-based approach to complex web
>>workflows. Struts Flow originated at the struts.sf.net project and has
>>been formally adopted now as a Struts subproject. Struts Flow is a port
>>of Apache Cocoon's Control Flow to Struts to allow complex workflow,
>>like multi-form wizards, to be easily implemented using
>>continuations-capable Javascript and eventually Java.
>>
>>Today, Struts is comprised of nine subprojects: Core, Taglib, Tiles, El,
>>Faces, Scripting, Applications, Shale, and (now) Flow. Struts Flow is
>>different from Struts Scripting/BSF as where Scripting brings any
>>BSF-supported scripting language to Struts Actions, Struts Flow works on
>>redefining the traditional Model 2 state-driven workflow into simplified
>>scripts whose execution spans multiple requests. Currently, the Rhino
>>engine, a Javascript implementation, is used to provide continuations
>>support, but with the maturation of Commons Javaflow -
>>http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/sandbox/javaflow/ - a Java-based
>>continuations implementation, Java will soon be supported as well.
>>
>>For more information, visit the Struts Flow website at:
>> - http://struts.apache.org/flow/index.html
>>
>>Don Brown
>>
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Re: [ANNOUNCEMENT] New Struts subproject: Struts Flow
Posted by Shey Rab Pawo <pa...@gmail.com>.
See how easy it is to do? ;-) Thanks for the answer.
On Thu, 17 Feb 2005 16:51:45 -0800, Don Brown <mr...@twdata.org> wrote:
> And then there I go replying twice... :)
>
> Don
>
> Don Brown wrote:
> > The question is fine, but please don't reply to all the Struts lists.
> > Struts Faces is an integration library to allow Struts applications to
> > use the JSF taglibs. Apache Shale is a completely new framework that
> > builds on JSF and shares no code with Struts classic.
> >
> > Don
> >
> > Dakota Jack wrote:
> >
> >> At the risk of causing people to run around in little circles [ ;-) ],
> >> can you tell me what Faces is? Is that MyFaces? How does Faces
> >> differ from Shale? Thanks for any information. If the question
> >> upsets anyone, my apologies.
> >>
> >> Jack
> >>
> >>
> >> On Thu, 17 Feb 2005 14:03:32 -0800, Don Brown <mr...@apache.org> wrote:
> >>
> >>> The Apache Struts team is pleased to announce the adoption of its latest
> >>> subproject, Struts Flow, a continuations-based approach to complex web
> >>> workflows. Struts Flow originated at the struts.sf.net project and has
> >>> been formally adopted now as a Struts subproject. Struts Flow is a port
> >>> of Apache Cocoon's Control Flow to Struts to allow complex workflow,
> >>> like multi-form wizards, to be easily implemented using
> >>> continuations-capable Javascript and eventually Java.
> >>>
> >>> Today, Struts is comprised of nine subprojects: Core, Taglib, Tiles, El,
> >>> Faces, Scripting, Applications, Shale, and (now) Flow. Struts Flow is
> >>> different from Struts Scripting/BSF as where Scripting brings any
> >>> BSF-supported scripting language to Struts Actions, Struts Flow works on
> >>> redefining the traditional Model 2 state-driven workflow into simplified
> >>> scripts whose execution spans multiple requests. Currently, the Rhino
> >>> engine, a Javascript implementation, is used to provide continuations
> >>> support, but with the maturation of Commons Javaflow -
> >>> http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/sandbox/javaflow/ - a Java-based
> >>> continuations implementation, Java will soon be supported as well.
> >>>
> >>> For more information, visit the Struts Flow website at:
> >>> - http://struts.apache.org/flow/index.html
> >>>
> >>> Don Brown
> >>>
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> >>>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >
> >
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Re: [ANNOUNCEMENT] New Struts subproject: Struts Flow
Posted by Don Brown <mr...@twdata.org>.
And then there I go replying twice... :)
Don
Don Brown wrote:
> The question is fine, but please don't reply to all the Struts lists.
> Struts Faces is an integration library to allow Struts applications to
> use the JSF taglibs. Apache Shale is a completely new framework that
> builds on JSF and shares no code with Struts classic.
>
> Don
>
> Dakota Jack wrote:
>
>> At the risk of causing people to run around in little circles [ ;-) ],
>> can you tell me what Faces is? Is that MyFaces? How does Faces
>> differ from Shale? Thanks for any information. If the question
>> upsets anyone, my apologies.
>>
>> Jack
>>
>>
>> On Thu, 17 Feb 2005 14:03:32 -0800, Don Brown <mr...@apache.org> wrote:
>>
>>> The Apache Struts team is pleased to announce the adoption of its latest
>>> subproject, Struts Flow, a continuations-based approach to complex web
>>> workflows. Struts Flow originated at the struts.sf.net project and has
>>> been formally adopted now as a Struts subproject. Struts Flow is a port
>>> of Apache Cocoon's Control Flow to Struts to allow complex workflow,
>>> like multi-form wizards, to be easily implemented using
>>> continuations-capable Javascript and eventually Java.
>>>
>>> Today, Struts is comprised of nine subprojects: Core, Taglib, Tiles, El,
>>> Faces, Scripting, Applications, Shale, and (now) Flow. Struts Flow is
>>> different from Struts Scripting/BSF as where Scripting brings any
>>> BSF-supported scripting language to Struts Actions, Struts Flow works on
>>> redefining the traditional Model 2 state-driven workflow into simplified
>>> scripts whose execution spans multiple requests. Currently, the Rhino
>>> engine, a Javascript implementation, is used to provide continuations
>>> support, but with the maturation of Commons Javaflow -
>>> http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/sandbox/javaflow/ - a Java-based
>>> continuations implementation, Java will soon be supported as well.
>>>
>>> For more information, visit the Struts Flow website at:
>>> - http://struts.apache.org/flow/index.html
>>>
>>> Don Brown
>>>
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>>>
>>>
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>>
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Re: [ANNOUNCEMENT] New Struts subproject: Struts Flow
Posted by Don Brown <mr...@twdata.org>.
The question is fine, but please don't reply to all the Struts lists.
Struts Faces is an integration library to allow Struts applications to
use the JSF taglibs. Apache Shale is a completely new framework that
builds on JSF and shares no code with Struts classic.
Don
Dakota Jack wrote:
> At the risk of causing people to run around in little circles [ ;-) ],
> can you tell me what Faces is? Is that MyFaces? How does Faces
> differ from Shale? Thanks for any information. If the question
> upsets anyone, my apologies.
>
> Jack
>
>
> On Thu, 17 Feb 2005 14:03:32 -0800, Don Brown <mr...@apache.org> wrote:
>
>>The Apache Struts team is pleased to announce the adoption of its latest
>>subproject, Struts Flow, a continuations-based approach to complex web
>>workflows. Struts Flow originated at the struts.sf.net project and has
>>been formally adopted now as a Struts subproject. Struts Flow is a port
>>of Apache Cocoon's Control Flow to Struts to allow complex workflow,
>>like multi-form wizards, to be easily implemented using
>>continuations-capable Javascript and eventually Java.
>>
>>Today, Struts is comprised of nine subprojects: Core, Taglib, Tiles, El,
>>Faces, Scripting, Applications, Shale, and (now) Flow. Struts Flow is
>>different from Struts Scripting/BSF as where Scripting brings any
>>BSF-supported scripting language to Struts Actions, Struts Flow works on
>>redefining the traditional Model 2 state-driven workflow into simplified
>>scripts whose execution spans multiple requests. Currently, the Rhino
>>engine, a Javascript implementation, is used to provide continuations
>>support, but with the maturation of Commons Javaflow -
>>http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/sandbox/javaflow/ - a Java-based
>>continuations implementation, Java will soon be supported as well.
>>
>>For more information, visit the Struts Flow website at:
>> - http://struts.apache.org/flow/index.html
>>
>>Don Brown
>>
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Re: [ANNOUNCEMENT] New Struts subproject: Struts Flow
Posted by Dakota Jack <da...@gmail.com>.
At the risk of causing people to run around in little circles [ ;-) ],
can you tell me what Faces is? Is that MyFaces? How does Faces
differ from Shale? Thanks for any information. If the question
upsets anyone, my apologies.
Jack
On Thu, 17 Feb 2005 14:03:32 -0800, Don Brown <mr...@apache.org> wrote:
> The Apache Struts team is pleased to announce the adoption of its latest
> subproject, Struts Flow, a continuations-based approach to complex web
> workflows. Struts Flow originated at the struts.sf.net project and has
> been formally adopted now as a Struts subproject. Struts Flow is a port
> of Apache Cocoon's Control Flow to Struts to allow complex workflow,
> like multi-form wizards, to be easily implemented using
> continuations-capable Javascript and eventually Java.
>
> Today, Struts is comprised of nine subprojects: Core, Taglib, Tiles, El,
> Faces, Scripting, Applications, Shale, and (now) Flow. Struts Flow is
> different from Struts Scripting/BSF as where Scripting brings any
> BSF-supported scripting language to Struts Actions, Struts Flow works on
> redefining the traditional Model 2 state-driven workflow into simplified
> scripts whose execution spans multiple requests. Currently, the Rhino
> engine, a Javascript implementation, is used to provide continuations
> support, but with the maturation of Commons Javaflow -
> http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/sandbox/javaflow/ - a Java-based
> continuations implementation, Java will soon be supported as well.
>
> For more information, visit the Struts Flow website at:
> - http://struts.apache.org/flow/index.html
>
> Don Brown
>
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Re: [ANNOUNCEMENT] New Struts subproject: Struts Flow
Posted by Dakota Jack <da...@gmail.com>.
At the risk of causing people to run around in little circles [ ;-) ],
can you tell me what Faces is? Is that MyFaces? How does Faces
differ from Shale? Thanks for any information. If the question
upsets anyone, my apologies.
Jack
On Thu, 17 Feb 2005 14:03:32 -0800, Don Brown <mr...@apache.org> wrote:
> The Apache Struts team is pleased to announce the adoption of its latest
> subproject, Struts Flow, a continuations-based approach to complex web
> workflows. Struts Flow originated at the struts.sf.net project and has
> been formally adopted now as a Struts subproject. Struts Flow is a port
> of Apache Cocoon's Control Flow to Struts to allow complex workflow,
> like multi-form wizards, to be easily implemented using
> continuations-capable Javascript and eventually Java.
>
> Today, Struts is comprised of nine subprojects: Core, Taglib, Tiles, El,
> Faces, Scripting, Applications, Shale, and (now) Flow. Struts Flow is
> different from Struts Scripting/BSF as where Scripting brings any
> BSF-supported scripting language to Struts Actions, Struts Flow works on
> redefining the traditional Model 2 state-driven workflow into simplified
> scripts whose execution spans multiple requests. Currently, the Rhino
> engine, a Javascript implementation, is used to provide continuations
> support, but with the maturation of Commons Javaflow -
> http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/sandbox/javaflow/ - a Java-based
> continuations implementation, Java will soon be supported as well.
>
> For more information, visit the Struts Flow website at:
> - http://struts.apache.org/flow/index.html
>
> Don Brown
>
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