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June 23rd, 2008
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I’m really pissed of by the Spring Web Flow framework. The idea to create determined flow for certain use cases is great. And Web Flow does help to create your forms and stuff. But it seems that the current release has some really strange issues when having a composite object attached to a form while using checkboxes to select a subset of this object. Unfortunately the Spring forums aren’t that helpful because absolutely nobody reacts. Dunno if this because my problem is too exotic or I simply didn’t get the right tone. For me it’s definately the last time using Spring Web Flow…
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May 28th, 2008
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The last two days were absolutely frustrating. For me a old school PHP scripter (okay recently I converted to the PHP OOP fraction but still) it’s quite new to develop applications for JEE (formerly known as J2EE). I managed to see light at the end of the tunnel – no it was not the train – when I decided to drop the strange Spring WebFlow integration I desired to use. Now the concept of the application I’m supposed to develop for HP is clear and I’m waiting for our partner to create the framework so I can test it. Once you’re into the JEE way it’s quite cool because you’re mapping about everything to POJOs and this makes working quite cool.
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May 20th, 2008
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Didn’t want to do this for a long time. I’m a PHP kind of guy for a very long time and programmed a lot of applications based on PHP and MySQL. Nevertheless now is the time I’m needed to dive into JEE (former J2EE). I’m curious what this will bring. Spring, Struts and Co are big question marks above my head…
