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

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

Hai,

This sounds excellent. Let me know if I can be a good sounding board.

-Lane

Hai-Chen Tu wrote:

> Lane,
>         I think WebMacro has the best template syntax among all the 
> template solutions.
>
>         To better understand Spring, I will try to implement needed 
> classes to integrate
>         WebMacro with Spring using its existing implementation as a 
> reference. I think
>         the basic implementation is straightforward, e.g., keep most 
> webmacro configuration
>         setup through webmacro.xml and not through Sprint's 
> configuration file.
>
> Hai-Chen Tu
>
>
> At 12:21 PM 9/22/2004, Lane Sharman wrote:
>
>> 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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