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Thursday December 04, 2003

StrutsCX - Updated Demo

I've updated my demo of StrutsCX. I haven't looked at StrutsCX much, but this release does look pretty polished. A quick glance tells me that it's now ready to be simply included in your Struts app with a single .jar file. Very nice! I might have to use it in Struts Resume to generate PDFs of Resumes.

Posted in Java at Dec 04 2003, 04:23:02 PM MST 2 Comments
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A few months back you said: "I wonder how Stxx compares with StrutsCX. Since Stxx can be plugged-in and can co-exist with JSPs, it might be the right path for me. " Just curious about your preference towards the use of Stxx vs. StutsCX and possibly some reasoning for your preference.

Posted by Harold Neiper on December 05, 2003 at 03:20 AM MST #

To be perfectly honest, I've never used either one - therefore I do not have a preference. I originally got interested in XML/XSL with Struts last year when I tried to develop an app using XML/XSL for the view. I found much easier to do JSPs, mainly because of the rich tag libraries: struts-html, displaytag and struts-menu - all of which spit out HTML.

Posted by Matt Raible on December 05, 2003 at 03:33 AM MST #

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