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From: Darryl B. <dar...@su...> - 2001-10-23 17:54:40
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Hey! Are you all dead out there or what? In the spirit of trying to get some discussion going on. I'm asking everyone to make a list of features they'd like to see and send it to the list. Any sort of functionality that you would like to see out of jspShop, let everyone know. Do you want. sortable product searches? Sales reports? Automated Specials? Anything at all... let's get some ideas thrown around here. Also, nobody responded to what sort of a role they would like to play in developing jspShop. even if you've already mentioned to me what you'd like to be doing it might still be nice if you would just post to the list a short blurb about who you are and what you want to do. You know, just so we all get to know each other. (No group hugs though, I promise). Additionally, I'm assuming that everyone who has not removed themselves from this list are wanting to be an active participant in the development of jspShop. If not, that's fine, you can lurk on here and hear all about our trade secrets (just kidding). Otherwise, I think everyone on this list said they wanted to help so I'm going to hold you all to it! (Again... just kidding.) Ok, so I think that's about it. Don't be shy! Post away! Darryl. Just in case you aren't too sure how to post. simply send your email to this address: jsp...@li... |
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From: <Pio...@t-...> - 2001-10-23 18:57:12
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Hi to everyone Nice idea is to remove scriplets from the jsp by move them to ordinary class and invoke them by tag libs and reflection (SetProperty, GetProperty, CallMethod etc). This make code more redable for grfic man. What do you think about? cheers Piotr |
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From: Jeff D. <jef...@su...> - 2001-10-23 22:20:10
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Great idea! It's even on our drawing boards. :p Hopefully we can get to that in the next few weeks -----Original Message----- From: jsp...@li... [mailto:jsp...@li...] On Behalf Of Piotr Czarnecki Sent: Tuesday, October 23, 2001 12:57 PM To: jsp...@li... Subject: [Jspshop-devel] Scriplet in jsp Hi to everyone Nice idea is to remove scriplets from the jsp by move them to ordinary = class and invoke them by tag libs and reflection (SetProperty, GetProperty,=20 CallMethod etc). This make code more redable for grfic man. What do you think about? cheers Piotr _______________________________________________ jspShop-devel mailing list jsp...@li... https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jspshop-devel |
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From: <ma...@gm...> - 2001-10-24 02:03:15
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> Nice idea is to remove scriplets from the jsp by move them to ordinary
> class
> and invoke them by tag libs and reflection (SetProperty, GetProperty,
> CallMethod etc). This make code more redable for grfic man.
> What do you think about?
sure it does, also if the "magic" eats a little bit performance, so it's
slower than direct inline jsp code, but it's much more easier to read and
bugfix!
sorry for the long response time, but i'm currently working about 14
hours/day on other projects, but they are finished soon, so i hope i can join more
active soon ... =)
cheers
RaLf
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From: Jean G. <jgl...@ac...> - 2001-11-06 16:11:59
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I've posted the following message on the forum, but I'm sending it out as well as people haven't started using the forum (yet). I'm trying to build an ejb client and I am getting a "cannot resolve symbol" message when I try to import Class and ClassHome even though I have 'bins/jspShop.jar' in my class path. Has any one built a client yet? If so, could you post an example? Thanks, John |
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From: <jef...@su...> - 2001-11-06 18:40:06
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Make sure you have the j2eesdk installed, and in your classpath. And you depending where you're trying to compile from, you may need the fully distinguished path to the jspShop.jar file. If you're still having problems, I'll take a few minutes and write out an example for ya. > I've posted the following message on the forum, but I'm sending it out > as well as people haven't started using the forum (yet). > > > I'm trying to build an ejb client and I am getting a "cannot resolve > symbol" message when I try to import Class and ClassHome even though I > have 'bins/jspShop.jar' in my class path. Has any one built a client > yet? If so, could you post an example? > > Thanks, > John > > > _______________________________________________ > jspShop-devel mailing list > jsp...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jspshop-devel |
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