we plan to integrate JSPs very soon.

julien

Hi,
have you considered using a real template engine like Velocity? I think it would be great to let people who don't know jsps or java to create new themes.
The danger of mixing code with layout would be lower and changes yould be visible without waiting for the compilation of the jsp.
And, in my opinion, the templates would be a lot more readable..

Just my 2 cent

Dexter

thing is that we don't obligate anyone to do something well defined. if you want to use velocity in nukes you can do it easily.

julien

Hi,

If it use JSPs, will it still enable to deploy Block/Module/Theme dynamically in run-time ???

Eric

actually, to use jsp, you have to declare a block/module/theme deploy a class for it that you create and instead of coding operations on them like :

public void op(Page page) { // .... }

you create a JSP in the directory where the component reside and you name it like the operation :

op.jsp

then it will be called by the module instead of forwarding the operation to the mbean.

subsequently you can still redeploy components

julien

Hi,

One of the inerested feature of JBossNukes is hot deployment.

If useing JSP causes to redeploy, I prefer using Template Engine such as Velocity.

Anyway, will Nukes support contents customization or personalize preferences in the future version??

Eric

> Hi,
>
> One of the inerested feature of JBossNukes is hot
> deployment.
>
> If useing JSP causes to redeploy, I prefer using
> Template Engine such as Velocity.

jsp enables you to have code within it, a template engine won't for the sake of MVC.

>
> Anyway, will Nukes support contents customization or
> personalize preferences in the future version??
>

again could you be more precise ?

> Eric

Has any successfully deployed velocity with NUKES
if so i would love to see an example