Re: Apache Struts view in Emacs Lisp

Re: Apache Struts view in Emacs Lisp

[Chris McMahan]

I may be missing something here, but why not just implement 
your JSP/HTML view and use emacs with w3m?

Also, some more specific information on what you're trying to with the
app might be helpful. What does the app do?

- Chris

Corey Foote <coreyfoote@hotmail.com> writes:

> Hi,
>
> I've been given the responsibility of creating a web application
> using Apache Struts. For those of you who don't know, Struts is a
> Web Framework which facilitates the development of Java web
> applications using the Model-View-Controller Design pattern.
>
> From what I've read, Struts does not provide, nor is it dependent
> on, a specific presentation technology. Since the view is decoupled
> from the model, it is possible to support multiple views, each for a
> different client type, using the same model component. I'm
> interested in creating a view which is implemented in Emacs Lisp in
> addition to the view which I am already creating using Java Server
> Pages. This would provide a front-end for my application's emacs
> users, while my non-emacs users would be free to access the
> application through the web.
>
> I'm looking for some guidance on implementing such a view. Does
> anybody have experience with this, or could point me to some helpful
> examples or documentation?
>
> Thank you!
>
> Sincerely,
> Corey Foote


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Apache Struts view in Emacs Lisp

[Corey Foote]

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Hi,

I've been given the responsibility of
creating a web application using Apache Struts. For those of you who
don't know, Struts is a Web Framework which facilitates the
development of Java web applications using the Model-View-Controller
Design pattern.

From what I've read, Struts does not
provide, nor is it dependent on, a specific presentation technology.
Since the view is decoupled from the model, it is possible to support
multiple views, each for a different client type, using the same
model component. I'm interested in creating a view which is
implemented in Emacs Lisp in addition to the view which I am already
creating using Java Server Pages. This would provide a front-end for my
application's emacs users, while my non-emacs users would be free to
access the application through the web.I'm looking for some guidance on
implementing such a view. Does anybody have experience with this, or
could point me to some helpful examples or documentation?

Thank you!

Sincerely,

Corey Foote

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