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Do the Tiles developers have a view on whether or not a final version of this
generous code donation would continue to be reliant upon Spring.  This is a
fairly large dependency compared to what Tiles already relies upon.

Have always in the past (with Tiles 1) love the interaction between Tiles,
Velocity, and Struts.

JohnE





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2008/11/3 johne <rcantu@example.net>:
> Do the Tiles developers have a view on whether or not a final version of this
> generous code donation would continue to be reliant upon Spring.  This is a
> fairly large dependency compared to what Tiles already relies upon.

It won't. The code has been moved to the archive too for a reason:
preserve the dependency to Spring for a future use.
The plugin itself will make use only of Velocity, Tiles and dependent libraries.

> Have always in the past (with Tiles 1) love the interaction between Tiles,
> Velocity, and Struts.

I hope it will be the same with Tiles 2 :-D

Antonio

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Hi,

please help promote the ApacheCon live video streaming by forwarding
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Thank you
Lars Eilebrecht

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Subject: ApacheCon live video streaming available; keynotes and Apache
101 are free


Can't make ApacheCon this week in New Orleans?  You can still watch all
the keynotes, Apache 101 sessions, and system administration track in
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  http://streaming.linux-magazin.de/en/program_apacheconus08.htm?ann

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Advance notice: ApacheCon EU 2009 returns to Amsterdam, 23-27 March.  We
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Greg

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2008/11/5 Greg Reddin <rcantu@example.net>:
> On Fri, Oct 31, 2008 at 12:53 PM, Greg Reddin <rcantu@example.net> wrote:
>> FYI, I tried to add the donation .zip file along with MD5, SHA, and
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>> keep you posted.
>
> Ok, the access issue has been resolved and I've committed the donation
> artifacts to the Incubator donations repository. Let me know what else
> I might need to do.

Fantastic! Thank you!
I will tell the incubator about it so I hope that IP clearance process
will be finished in few days.

Antonio

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Antonio -- 

Hopefully this is the place you would like to see my posts!  Alright,
localePatternPaths={}.  So what did I miss on initialization?

Scott



This might be the problem. Can you see ifthe localePatternPaths map is
filled or not?
Because if it is filled then it is a problem of evaluation, otherwise
a problem of initialization.

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2008/11/14 stanlick <rcantu@example.net>:
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> Antonio --
>
> Hopefully this is the place you would like to see my posts!  Alright,

Yes it is :-)

> localePatternPaths={}.  So what did I miss on initialization?

Now that I remember, the StrutsTilesContainer does an initialization
that does not take care of the code contained in TilesContainerFactory
(in other words, it does not call super.storeDependencies).
The DAO initialization is done in
TilesContainerFactory.storeDependencies, so it is not called using the
Struts plugin.
It works with Tiles 2.0, but it is *ugly*: this was the reason because
I refactored Tiles code to be as much modular as possible.

Antonio

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2008/11/14 Antonio <rcantu@example.net>:
> (in other words, it does not call super.storeDependencies).

Sorry, I meant "storeContainerDependencies".

Antonio

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Cool!  I have no desire to go back to Tiles 2.0, so what changes need to be
made to the S2 plug-in to get the 2.1 chicken-richness?  It is creating a
new StrutsTilesContextFactory(contextFactory) now, which is a
StrutsTilesContainerFactory nested class definition.  I'm not sure about the
dependencies, but with a little guidance I'd be happy to help with the
coding.  I love the features in 2.1 and would really like to see it plugged
in to Struts/2

Peace,
Scott

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> 2008/11/14 stanlick <rcantu@example.net>:
> >
> > Antonio --
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> > Hopefully this is the place you would like to see my posts!  Alright,
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> Yes it is :-)
>
> > localePatternPaths={}.  So what did I miss on initialization?
>
> Now that I remember, the StrutsTilesContainer does an initialization
> that does not take care of the code contained in TilesContainerFactory
> (in other words, it does not call super.storeDependencies).
> The DAO initialization is done in
> TilesContainerFactory.storeDependencies, so it is not called using the
> Struts plugin.
> It works with Tiles 2.0, but it is *ugly*: this was the reason because
> I refactored Tiles code to be as much modular as possible.
>
> Antonio
>

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2008/11/14  <rcantu@example.net>:
> Cool!  I have no desire to go back to Tiles 2.0, so what changes need to be
> made to the S2 plug-in to get the 2.1 chicken-richness?  It is creating a
> new StrutsTilesContextFactory(contextFactory) now, which is a
> StrutsTilesContainerFactory nested class definition.  I'm not sure about the
> dependencies, but with a little guidance I'd be happy to help with the
> coding.  I love the features in 2.1 and would really like to see it plugged
> in to Struts/2

Struts2/Tiles2 plugin has 3 almost useless wrappers for Tiles 2.1
* StrutsTilesContainerFactory: extends TilesContainerFactory to create
a StrutsTilesContextFactory
* StrutsTilesContextFactory: implements TilesContextFactory (now
deprecated, better use TilesRequestContextFactory) to create
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* StrutsTilesRequestContext: wraps a TilesRequestContext to add
support for FreeMarker result type under Tiles.

All this stuff could be removed with the use of the renderer concept:
http://tiles.apache.org/framework/tutorial/advanced/attribute-rendering.html
There could be a "Struts 2 result renderer" that is able to render an
action result, whatever type it is. This renderer will be configured
and used in Tiles definition files, specifying the correct "type".
This renderer will make useless the classes mentioned above (probably
with the exception of the default configuration parameters).

Thanks
Antonio

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I wish you to know that the Velocity-Tiles IP clearance process has
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Ciao
Antonio

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Thanks for keeping track with all this. Very good!

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> Ciao
> Antonio
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2008/11/19 Greg Reddin <rcantu@example.net>:
> Thanks for keeping track with all this. Very good!

And thank you for managing it :-)

Antonio


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