Hi Pradhap,

Yes, you can. However, your JSPs will in all probability NT be
rendering markup for display to the user they will probably generate
some sort of data structure that your Swing client will use to update
the view. Maybe XML for example.

Your Swing app just makes HTTP requests to the app on the server as
usual. I know this because about 3 years ago I was asked to do this
the project didn't go beyond proof-of-concept, but it was working just
fine before it was aborted.

Now, keep in mind that when you use JSPs, assuming you use Struts tags,
you'll be giving that stuff up, or more precisely, you'll have to code
it all yourself if input validation fails for instance, you'll have
to deal with redisplaying the entered values (if they were ever not
visible that is).

Frank

xavier prad wrote:
Can I use swings instead of jsp as view in struts
Regards
Pradhap

hai *Zammetti,*
*Thanks for the help you have extended me .Kindly let me know some websites
to find the details .*
*Regards ,*
*Pradhap.*

6/9/06, Frank W. Zammetti <fzlists (AT) omnytex (DOT) comwrote:

Hi Pradhap,

Yes, you can. However, your JSPs will in all probability NT be
rendering markup for display to the user they will probably generate
some sort of data structure that your Swing client will use to update
the view. Maybe XML for example.

Your Swing app just makes HTTP requests to the app on the server as
usual. I know this because about 3 years ago I was asked to do this
the project didn't go beyond proof-of-concept, but it was working just
fine before it was aborted.

Now, keep in mind that when you use JSPs, assuming you use Struts tags,
you'll be giving that stuff up, or more precisely, you'll have to code
it all yourself if input validation fails for instance, you'll have
to deal with redisplaying the entered values (if they were ever not
visible that is).

Frank

xavier prad wrote:
Can I use swings instead of jsp as view in struts
Regards
Pradhap
--

Sorry, I don't have any applicable links to give. Some time with Google
might find you some details.

Frank

xavier prad wrote:
hai *Zammetti,*
*Thanks for the help you have extended me .Kindly let me know some websites
to find the details .*
*Regards ,*
*Pradhap.*

6/9/06, Frank W. Zammetti <fzlists (AT) omnytex (DOT) comwrote:
>>
>Hi Pradhap,
>>
>Yes, you can. However, your JSPs will in all probability NT be
>rendering markup for display to the user they will probably generate
>some sort of data structure that your Swing client will use to update
>the view. Maybe XML for example.
>>
>Your Swing app just makes HTTP requests to the app on the server as
>usual. I know this because about 3 years ago I was asked to do this
>the project didn't go beyond proof-of-concept, but it was working just
>fine before it was aborted.
>>
>Now, keep in mind that when you use JSPs, assuming you use Struts tags,
>you'll be giving that stuff up, or more precisely, you'll have to code
>it all yourself if input validation fails for instance, you'll have
>to deal with redisplaying the entered values (if they were ever not
>visible that is).
>>
>Frank
>>
>xavier prad wrote:
>Can I use swings instead of jsp as view in struts
>Regards
>Pradhap
>>
>>
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>Technologies
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>>
>>

okay thats fine .No problem.I will find it out
Regards
Pradhap

6/9/06, Frank W. Zammetti <fzlists (AT) omnytex (DOT) comwrote:

Sorry, I don't have any applicable links to give. Some time with Google
might find you some details.

Frank

xavier prad wrote:
hai *Zammetti,*
*Thanks for the help you have extended me .Kindly let me know some
websites
to find the details .*
*Regards ,*
*Pradhap.*
--
6/9/06, Frank W. Zammetti <fzlists (AT) omnytex (DOT) comwrote:
>>
>Hi Pradhap,
>>
>Yes, you can. However, your JSPs will in all probability NT be
>rendering markup for display to the user they will probably generate
>some sort of data structure that your Swing client will use to update
>the view. Maybe XML for example.
>>
>Your Swing app just makes HTTP requests to the app on the server as
>usual. I know this because about 3 years ago I was asked to do this
>the project didn't go beyond proof-of-concept, but it was working just
>fine before it was aborted.
>>
>Now, keep in mind that when you use JSPs, assuming you use Struts tags,
>you'll be giving that stuff up, or more precisely, you'll have to code
>it all yourself if input validation fails for instance, you'll have
>to deal with redisplaying the entered values (if they were ever not
>visible that is).
>>
>Frank
>>
>xavier prad wrote:
>Can I use swings instead of jsp as view in struts
>Regards
>Pradhap
>>
>>
>--
>Frank W. Zammetti
>Founder and Chief Software Architect
>Technologies
>http://www.omnytex.com
>AIM: fzammetti
>Yahoo: fzammetti
>MSN: fzammetti (AT) hotmail (DOT) com
>Java Web Parts -
>
>Supplying the wheel, so you don't have to reinvent it!
>>
>
>To unsubscribe, e-mail: user-unsubscribe (AT) struts (DOT) apache.org
>For additional commands, e-mail: user-help (AT) struts (DOT) apache.org
>>
>>
>
>