Sub Packages

I am at a client site that want's to use sub packages for different
parts of their application. For instance search JSPs and ViewBeans
would be in a top.SearchPages package. Is this possible?
Thanks,
Jason Smith
jsmith@E...

In my sleep I think I arrived where I wanted to go yesterday. Make a
servlet for each sub-application. Let's start with a request for the
main servlet with a page request.
The page requested must be in the same sub-application that the servlet
lives in so as to accomodate the "hard-coding" of the package, etc. You
will only change sub-applications in the click event of the button or
href so I think it is OK.
For example, if you desire to go to the pgSearch1 page of the search
sub-application when you click on a button on the pgMenu1 page of the
menues sub-application then it happens on the
application.menues.pgMenu1 in the click event. The forward looks like
this;
getParentViewBean().forward("/cedg/searches/pgSearch1.jsp", targetView,
getRequestContext());
That is what "switches" from one sub-application to another. I think
the code on the servlet;
protected void initializeRequestContext(RequestContext requestContext)
super.initializeRequestContext(requestContext);
// Set a view bean manager in the request context. This must be
// done at the module level because the view bean manager is
// module specifc.
// TODO: Is this a problem for ViewBeans that cross module boundaries?
viewBeanManager = new ViewBeanManager(requestContext, PACKAGE_NAME);
((RequestContextImpl) requestContext).setViewBeanManager
(viewBeanManager);
will work ok when you get the request back because you'll be pointing
at a new sub-application servlet.
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in the formTag code uses the bean that is instantiated in the
useBeanTag so the correct servlet should be pointed to.
----- Original Message -----
From: jsmith@E...
Date: Monday, February 5, 2001 9:35 pm
Subject: [iPlanet-JATO] Re: Sub Packages
--- In iPlanet-JATO@y..., "Todd Fast" <Todd.Fast@S...> wrote:
Hi Jason--
I am at a client site that want's to use sub packages for
different
parts of their application. For instance search JSPs and ViewBeans
would be in a top.SearchPages package. Is this possible?Each JATO application is subdivided into modules, which are each subpackages
of the "root" application package. In your example, "top" would be
the
application package, and "SearchPages" a module package. So, from
the JATO
perspective, this is perfectly feasible and I'll be happy to discuss it with
you if you have further questions.
But, I'm not sure if you're referring to a migrated project or a new
project. The migration process takes the original ND projects and
converts
them to JATO modules. Therefore, for a migrated project, unless the
original SearchPages was an ND project, you will not have a separate
SearchPages package without manually creating it and moving the desired
pages/ViewBeans there.
Please give me more information and I can elaborate further if necessary.
ToddThanks for the response. This is a single project that has
already
been migrated. The user had folders in NetDynamics that of course
are just symbolic, however they want to maintain this structure
for
development. So, we have moved all objects into the packages they
want. However, it appears that JATO expects all ViewBeans to be
in
the same package as the servlet. What it appears is that I need
to
store the full class name including package, in the page so that
when
the page is rendered the full package name is in the hidden field.
JATO does a few things that make this difficult. It automatically
places the package name of the servlet onto the ViewBean.
Therefore,
if I added the full package name in the page,
top.SearchPages.pgSearchForSomething, it would attempt to
instantiate
top.top.SearchPages.pgSearchForSomething.
I believe I can modify JATO to accomplish what they desire.
However,
I don't think this is wise. I am relatively new to JATO and if
this
is not clear please let me know and I'll try to expand. Any help
you
can offer is appreciated.
[email protected]

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