Matteo Di Furia wrote:
1) I'm using iBatis at office, so I know how to use it, but I've also read that Hibernate is more powerfull and more complete than iBatis. But, on the other hand, I don't know Hibernate, so I'd like to read your opinion about it, to understand if I might be better to study it or if I should avoid it.
Matteo Di Furia wrote:
2) I also use Spring + WebFlow + Tiles at office, but reading the Stripes documentation it seems to me you can do with it what we do with the combination of 3 different frameworks. So, what do you think about it ? Which is better in your opinion (I know that "better" has little to no sense when comparing different frameworks, just leave your two cents about this argument).
Subhadip Chatterjee wrote:
Now if I try the URL "/search" from the browser, it's mapping SubClassOfXYZ, and invokes the inherited @DefaultHandler in it. So, from the browser it seems as if Base class is getting invoked.
Subhadip Chatterjee wrote:
The only problem is if there are more than one sub-class, then to invoke the URL of base (though an abstract), I've to keep one of subclass's @UrlBinding as the above example. Let me know what do you feel about this approach (though not much logical in my opinion).
Nathan Pruett wrote:I haven't used Stripes (yet...) - but for other web application frameworks what I've done is write a html page that redirects to my "real" start page that is rendered through the framework, or make the page HTML only with links/actions pointing to URLs mapped to actions/controllers within the framework.
Vadim Vararu wrote:I can't understand what's wrong. I put default properties file in one of source packages of the application!
Gregg Bolinger wrote:So here is what I noticed. The edit method doesn't do anything but forward to a view. My first question is, does the type converter that Stripersist creates automatically populate the object from the database or should that be done in the edit method of the action bean?