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Saturday January 31, 2004

[AppFuse] Use Velocity instead of JSPs for your view?

If you want to use Velocity Templates instead of JSPs in your AppFuse-based web application, Cameron Gray has figured it out. Not only did he figure it out, but he was nice enough to write up a tutorial on it. Thanks Cameron - the time you took to write the tutorial is greatly appreciated.

In other AppFuse news, Rick Hightower seems to have convinced it to work with MyEclipse, JBoss and the Firebird database. Also, I received a few messages this week and I think another user has convinced it to run on Orion/Oracle successfully! If I ever get motivated, I'll try to put How-Tos on the wiki for all of these.

Posted in Java at Jan 31 2004, 10:01:59 AM MST
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