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Wednesday June 04, 2003

[ANNOUNCE] Struts BSF (Scriptable Actions) 0.3

Boy, Don Brown is a busy man this week. He releases a new version of the Struts Cacoon plugin on Monday, and today he released a new version of Struts BSF.

This project allows Struts Actions to be written in the scripting language of one's choice rather than as Java classes. It uses the Beans Scripting Framework to allow scripts to be written in any language BSF supports like Perl, Python, Ruby, JavaScript, BeanShell, and I believe even VBScript.

Version 0.3 adds the ability to pass parameters from the Struts config file, a pluggable filter system to pre-define custom variables, more documentation, and more. [Learn More]

Looks cool, but I have no need (currently). If you're using the BSF and have experiences to share, please do so. I'm interested, it just hasn't made it past my crap filter yet.

Posted in Java at Jun 04 2003, 02:46:56 PM MDT 1 Comment
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I'm reading along and I think, "heh. 'crap filter' that's funny. That's what I have too..." and low and behold its a link to a post LONG forgotten on my very own site. Very, very amusing. By the way, why does your blog think Moz 1.4 isn't worthy of a decent style sheet? ;-) -R

Posted by Russell on June 04, 2003 at 05:44 PM MDT #

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