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Thursday July 29, 2004

Pretty URLs in Tapestry

It looks like Tapestry 3.1 will have pretty URLs - which will make it much easier to use CMA. Identity Theft 911 has recently converted their 300+ page website from JSP to Tapestry. If you click through the site, you'll notice that the URLs what you'd expect to see, rather than Tapestry's ugly URLs. The best part is they explain how they did it, and Howard loves it:

Wow! You've prototyped Tapestry 3.1 for me :-) Only had a chance to look at the home page (I'm at a client) but it does look sweet.

Posted in Java at Jul 29 2004, 01:27:42 PM MDT 7 Comments