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Corey many thanks for the how-to! It seems rather easy and I'll work on
it right now.<br>
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Cheers,<br>
Ritchie<br>
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Cory Hubert wrote:
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<pre wrap="">I concur with Paul. Don't bother with the sourceforge opencms-struts project.
To use struts in unison with opencms is very simple.
Everything is the same EXCEPT!
* Your jsps are in opencms
* In your struts-config.xml, when your doing a forward include the
opencms servlet and the full path to the file within the VFS. So all
your forwards to jsp's would begin with
/opencms/directories-in-vfs/the-file-in-vfs.jsp. Remember that
opencms is "JUST" a servlet. So your really doing a forward to the
opencmsservlet with parameters (sorta). The paramaters being the path
to the file in the vfs.
Setup your web.xml with both the opencms servlet and the struts
servlet. Put in all the tag libraries that you need from both. And
that's it, you'll have all the advantages of managing your pages in
opencms and all the mvc capabilites of struts.
The struts-opencms sourceforge project was attempting to put actions,
actionforms, and all the configs files and jars in the VFS. IMHO I
don't think that's a good idea.
The approach I mentioned, just puts the JSPs in the VFS so it requires
NO code changes to OpenCMS or Struts.
Hope that helps.
On Thu, 09 Dec 2004 08:23:57 -0300, Ritchie Warsito <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:ritchiew@spymac.com"><ritchiew@spymac.com></a> wrote:
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<pre wrap=""> Thank you Paul. I have found the topics.
But still it wasn't really clear for me on how to accomplish this so I hope
Corey will read this and shed some light on it.
Gr,
Ritchie
Paul D. Bain wrote:
At 02:42 PM 12/8/2004, Ritchie Warsito wrote:
I have a struts application and there's gonna be a need voor CMS (users
editting pages and stuff).
I found the OpencmsStruts project on sourceforge, but that hasn't been
updated in quite a while.
I think that that project has been abandoned.
So does anyone have experience with that project or their own tryings with
integrating openCMS with Struts and can help me out here?
Ritchie,
Cory Hubert claims that his team was able to integrate Struts with
OpenCMS. See his email dated 14 May 2004, "WYSIWYG editors," which explains
how to do so.
-- Paul Bain
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