Category Archives: WebWork

Creating a Firefox Sidebar for Clearspace: Part I

Posted on October 2, 2007 by ajohnson

It’s been embarassingly quiet on this blog of late, I apologize for all the delicious links, although a case could be made that blogs were originally nothing more than sharing links so maybe I shouldn’t be apologizing, but that’s a … Continue reading →

Posted in Clearspace, J2EE, Open Source, Software Development, WebWork, work | 1 Comment

OGNL: getter and setter types must match

Posted on January 4, 2007 by ajohnson

Yesterday I ran into a interesting bug with the WebWork application I spend my waking hours working on, at least initially I thought it was a WebWork bug. I had a WebWork action with a getter / setter combination that … Continue reading →

Posted in J2EE, Open Source, Uncategorized, WebWork | 3 Comments

Hacking WebWork Result Types: Freemarker to HTML to JavaScript

Posted on August 25, 2006 by ajohnson

I threw all of my past experience with Struts out the window when I started my new job because we use WebWork. WebWork is approximately one thousand times better though so I’m not complaining. One of the unique to WebWork … Continue reading →

Posted in J2EE, JavaScript, Struts, WebWork | 1 Comment

WebWork and meaningful URLs

Posted on August 1, 2006 by ajohnson

Personal pet peeve: meaningful URLs (which tonight I found out go by many names: pretty URLs, RESTian URLs, SES URLs, hackable URLs, etc…). At work, we use WebWork extensively but up until this point we haven’t made an effort to … Continue reading →

Posted in Content Management, Interface Design, Open Source, WebWork | 2 Comments