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From: William G. T. J. <wg...@ru...> - 2004-02-01 03:14:27
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same goes for Firebird John K.Watson wrote: > Your css is quite broken in Safari, btw. The page contents are all off > screen... > John > > On Jan 30, 2004, at 3:56 AM, Ronald Haring wrote: > >> Hello all, >> >> last months I have been looking around in the springframework, and I >> really liked what I saw. So I thought to merge my own workflow system >> with >> the spring framework. After some time of working on it, it is now >> available as open source for all of you to enjoy. >> >> The main features of the workflow system that I have made is the >> navigation aspect on the html level. Many jsp pages have a common menu to >> navigate the site. To show all the correct menu items on a page, you have >> to be aware of the page you are working on and update the menu on each >> page. With the workflow system that I have made up, you only have to have >> one include.jsp with all of the navigation actions that are allowed. >> Based >> on the settings of an configuration xml file, the system will determine >> which actions should be available to users and which not. This is also >> dependant on the role of a logged in user. Also with the workflow system, >> you can stack multiple controllers and let them perform their methods >> before returning a page. >> >> The website is available at www.competities.com/springworkflow and in >> sourceforge.net you can download the cvs sources. The sources come with a >> demo rss reader in which all the aspects of the workflow system are >> (hopefully) demonstrated. >> >> Hopefully this is interesting enough for other people and maybe even >> usefull enought to get incorporated into the main spring mvc system. >> >> Gr >> Ronald >> |