Re: [WebMacro-user] Re: WebMacro and Spring Framework

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

Hi,

WebMacro is a very solid, extensible API. Its syntax is actually cleaner 
than Velocity tho there are some sugarlets in Velo missing in WebMacro.

WM does not have the glitz of Jakarta and Apache. It has the substance 
for making greating applications working with text but I am preaching 
the choir now, sorry!

Can you, Ed (or Hai), consider looking into Spring and seeing if your 
code would be a propos. If so, I would be willng to work with you. I do 
not want to tackle this alone.

thanks,

Lane

Ed Randall wrote:

>You might find that the "TemplateSystem" adapter that I wrote
>ages ago for using Webmacro (and Velocity) with Struts will also go some 
>way towards achieving what you need;  
>
>I've not had time to look at Spring yet but since it hooks in to the 
>standard servlet "RequestDispatcher" API you might find it works 
>without modification (all caveats, YMMV though!)
>
>http://www.ingenotech.com/downloads/
>
>Glad to see that the webmacro project hasn't died, I was seriously 
>concerned recently to see that http://www.webmacro.org had vanished
>and http://webmacro.sourceforge.net also gave an empty page.
>http://sourceforge.net/projects/webmacro/ is still there and 
>www.webmacro.org is back now though fortunately.
>
>Ed
>
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