Change to Struts?

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Hi, Rafael Steil!

I want to use Struts in JForum. How can I do? Have you ideas? I tried very much but I can't do it. So, I hope you show me.
Thanks.
[originally posted on jforum.net by Anonymous]

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Why do you want to use Struts? I can't see any reasonable reason..

You'll need to rewrite tons of lines of code to put jforum working with Struts.

Rafael


[originally posted on jforum.net by Rafael Steil]

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I am agree.. I think the code work well here, and I think if this code stabile enough, let it work as is now.
[originally posted on jforum.net by fthamura]

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Rafael Steil wrote:Why do you want to use Struts? I can't see any reasonable reason..

You'll need to rewrite tons of lines of code to put jforum working with Struts.

Rafael

Because my project used Struts, and I only want to change part of Admin of JForum to it. Note that not all of JForum, can you help me? Thanks.
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Anonymous wrote:
Because my project used Struts, and I only want to change part of Admin of JForum to it. Note that not all of JForum, can you help me? Thanks.

I can't see any easy ( or not ) way to do that. :roll: Sorry.

Rafael
[originally posted on jforum.net by Rafael Steil]

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I think the good way in integration of both of this is to make single login mechanism. Which JiveForum did in my project. But because it is not open source, and we must buy the upgrade, i will swith to jforum. Good job dude...
[originally posted on jforum.net by fthamura]

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Single login can be achieved with some refactoring in jforum. There is OSUser and other libraries that may help. There are some efforts to do this, but none really concrete or well documented.

Rafael
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