[opencms-dev] Struts 2 with OpenCms 7.5.2

[Edwin Chiu]

Hi Achim,

Thanks for your quick reply. 

I don't really get what you saying of "If seen an OpenCms installation based
completely on struts with a lot of redirects. This was not cacheable and
related in bad / critical performance issues.". Can you give me some
examples?

Using native JavaBean was one of my decisions to handle the one-step
registration forms. But the forms may consist n-step to complete a
registration flow. So I decide to make use of some facilities (i.e.
validationWorkflowStack) in Struts 2 to achieve the goal.

What do you think? Which approach you would use in such case, Native
JavaBean or Struts 2?

Thanks,
Edwin


Achim Westermann wrote:
> 
> Hi Edwin,
> a simple question: What about coding a simple JSP without struts? Maybe a
> Bean that collects the data, some manual validation, the submit 
> action and you are through. If seen an OpenCms installation based
> completely on struts with a lot of redirects. This was not cacheable and 
> related in bad / critical performance issues.
> 
> cheers,
> 
> Achim
> 
> Edwin Chiu wrote:
>> Hi All,
>> 
>> Recently, I've a project that decide to use OpenCms 7.5.2 with some
>> registration form integration. For those registration forms, I decide to
>> use
>> Struts 2. Do you guys have any experiences on integrating Struts 2 with
>> OpenCms? Is there any important/tricky things I should aware? 
>> 
>> The first thing I would raise up is multilingual. I am using sibling to
>> handle multilingual in OpenCms. Then how would you guys handle language
>> switch for Struts Action Path?
>> 
>> Feel Free to explore your points.
>> 
>> Many Thanks,
>> Edwin
> 
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