Posts Tagged ‘tapestry’
Creating custom component in Struts 2
Posted by: Joshua on: December 27, 2008
- In: Java
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On my previous Tapestry 5 article I mentioned how difficult it is to create a custom component with Struts 2 compared to Tapestry 5. Since in our legacy apps we used Struts 2 and I got a task that made me to create a custom component I might as well just document it here since [...]
A glimpse of Wicket 1.4 and Tapestry 5
Posted by: Joshua on: September 11, 2008
- In: Java
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It has been a long time since Struts first showed up and filled in the Java web framework space. Many people nowadays are still using Struts which mainly because of legacy and investments reasons. But more people are moving away towards component based frameworks these days. JSF has got to be the most popular component [...]
Why you should consider Tapestry 5
Posted by: Joshua on: August 21, 2008
- In: Java
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Tapestry 5.0.14 has been out recently and the Tapestry community is very excited with this news because Tapestry 5 is only one step away for being GA. In case you haven’t heard of T5, it’s an opensource component based web framework which is a total revamp from the previous version. Some people may not like [...]
JSF 2.0 (JSR-314) will be based on Tapestry 5?
Posted by: Joshua on: June 6, 2007
There’s some gossip on the Tapestry mailing list that the next version of JSF (version 2.0) will be based on Tapestry 5. This could be right since Howard (Tapestry founder) is listed on the expert group. Beyond that reason, some of the features that is planned to be available on JSF 2.0 is already available [...]
Will Tapestry 5 be the next component based web framework?
Posted by: Joshua on: June 4, 2007
- In: Java
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This is the next big question that will be around Java web developer.
Will Tapestry 5 be the next component based web framework?
Why does this question will arise among Java developer? The reason is this: Component based framework is the next generation in web mvc framework after action based framework. Action based framework is no longer [...]
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