Re: [Webmacro-devel] Handling Dreamweaver stuff

[Lane S. <la...@op...>]

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> That's why I was suggesting EEH.  It's somewhat of a pluggable way to  
> do this, for now. 

yeah. So, let's do it. Marc's stuff is a rewrite which is going to take 
6-12 months to get into production. As it stands now, you cannot do 
round-trip editing and deploying with any standard html editor and wm. 
Kinda defeats the name Web in WebMacro. I am about to start calling it 
NoWebMacro.

-lane

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> eric
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>>
>> in Webmacro.defaults:
>>
>> BrokerProfile.lenient=LaxUnknownDirectiveHandler,DefaultEvaluationExcep 
>> tionHandler
>> BrokerProfile.strict=StrictUnknownDirectiveHandler,CrankyEvaluationExce 
>> ptionHandler
>>
>> in webmacro.properties the user chooses which they want:
>>
>> Broker.Profile=strict
>>
>>
>> ...and it all goes from there. This kind of thing is FAR easier if  
>> -every- WM "component" is accessed via the broker. The only trouble  
>> with the above is that you'd need a BrokerProfile.defaults= property  
>> for any classes that are common to all profiles.
>>
>> You may wonder how the Broker impl would know what kind of service  
>> these classes provide - the idea we use in our projects is that 
>> these  classes are "modules" and they have start/stop methods. When 
>> the  start(BrokerImpl broker) method is called, they register any and 
>> all  services they expose with the broker, so the broker knows what  
>> interfaces they support and what "slots" they should occupy in its  
>> services map.
>>
>> Marc
>> -- 
>> Marc Palmer (Wangjammer5)
>> http://www.wangjammers.org
>> Java Consultants
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>>
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