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Tuesday August 20, 2002

Struts Console version 2.1

is now available.

http://www.jamesholmes.com/struts/

Struts Console is FREE software. This release adds support for the IntelliJ IDEA IDE, one of the favorites of many developers.

Changes with Struts Console v2.1

  • Fixed bug where the "initial" attribute of the <form-property> element was getting set to blank when it wasn't specified.
  • Added plugin support for IntelliJ IDEA.

I don't use the Struts Console, but it does look like a nice product. I DO like IDEA, so it's nice to see the compatibility. I have installed it with Forte4J (now Sun ONE Studio 4) and it seemed to install and work pretty well. On my current project, I don't modify the struts-config.xml enough to really use a visual editor. I usually just use Homesite or XML Spy - of course, it helps that I know the struts-config DTD.

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