Padmapriya Ranganathan

M Rama wrote:Is your book a good starting point to use Spring Web Flow along with Spring MVC?

Of-course ...YES ! Definitely author will not say NO

Breadcrumb navigation is a nice feature, personally I like it. Hope the book should cover this. Authors to comment on this.

Kengkaj Sathianpantarit wrote:

Padmapriya Ranganathan wrote:No generalized framework can provide complete feature for this.

No, it can . Why not?

Really !!? Can you please provide an example for this? (after all learning is part of our life ! ) I think none of the framework provides full featured role based security without using other plugins like JAAS.

I'm also got confused, why do we need a separate Spring WebFlow for page flow? Can't we just deal this with Spring MVC itself?

Kishore Nallamothu wrote:<div align="left" class="paddingLeft2px">${soFltLeg.servingLeg.aircraftRegistration.registrationNo}
<input type="hidden" name="soHeader.soFltLegs[0].servingLeg.aircraftRegistration.registrationNo" value="${soFltLeg.servingLeg.aircraftRegistration.registrationNo}" />

<spring:bind path="serviceOrder.soHeader.soFltLegs[0].servingLeg.aircraftRegistration.id"><input type="hidden" name="${status.expression}" value="${soFltLeg.servingLeg.aircraftRegistration.id}" />
</spring:bind>
</div>

What you want to communicate?

this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aspect-oriented_programming may give you basic understanding of AOP before you dive into AOP in Spring.

I done a quick gooling and found this ...

http://pookey.co.uk/blog/archives/63-Getting-started-with-Maven-and-Spring.html

See whether it help you...

disclaimer: I'm not a security expert !

As per my knowledge, the role based authentication and/or authorization lean towards application dependency. No generalized framework can provide complete feature for this.

I'm not an security experts like others here..... however, just done quick google and found the this Link... see whether it helps you....

Sagar Kale wrote:
But Tomcat is not application server, I like JBoss in free application servers.

Have a look at this Link... may be bit old, but provides answers for your claim

Mourouganandame Arunachalam wrote:

powerful Spring JavaScript library (which is included with Spring Web Flow) to create compelling user interfaces

That sounds interesting... is it something comparable to Dojo? Could you please provide more info on this?

Meaning Spring provides UI widgets through its javascript library?

Tomcat is a lightweight, cost-effective and simple solution

Yes I vote for Tomcat.

Believe the book doesn't cover DWR.

Hi,

One of the post I read that, replacing UI layer or other layers are easy since Seam is an integration framework. How easy it is? does it involve more XML configurations? Is there any guidelines or resources you can suggests for this purpose?

Does Seam supports DWR for ajaxfying?