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Sunday August 11, 2002

XDoclet and Struts 1.1

I expect the Struts 1.1 Beta 2 to be released in the next day or two, and the final 1.1 release to be somewhere around the end of August. Apparently, if you're using XDoclet to generate your struts-config.xml file, you'll have to wait for the next XDoclet release to add the new message-resource and plugins xml files to your merge directory. I checked out the latest xdoclet source from CVS tonight and found the new documentation to be very clean and impressive. A very nice UI.

Posted in Java at Aug 11 2002, 05:16:43 PM MDT Add a Comment

Another Java-based weblogger.

Have you ever heard of antville? I hadn't, but sounds cool:

antville is entirely written in JavaScript and based on Helma, a powerful and fast scriptable open source web application server (which itself is written in Java)

Hmmm, interesting. I don't know about "entirely written in JavaScript" though - sounds kinda fishy to me.

Posted in Roller at Aug 11 2002, 12:49:42 PM MDT Add a Comment