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Berlin Brown
I just thought about this. It seems like the hardest thing in java web
app programming is the matching up what is in your XML config file to
your actual code. Mix in JSF, and you have the jsp code, matches the
config file, to the actual bean.
How about this, using Lucence maybe in an Eclipse plugin to tell you
where all that stuff is or should be. For example:
web.xml -> has a Servlet class defined, have Lucene index that file and
now you can use some app to search if X.class is in it? or defined
elsewhere?
app programming is the matching up what is in your XML config file to
your actual code. Mix in JSF, and you have the jsp code, matches the
config file, to the actual bean.
How about this, using Lucence maybe in an Eclipse plugin to tell you
where all that stuff is or should be. For example:
web.xml -> has a Servlet class defined, have Lucene index that file and
now you can use some app to search if X.class is in it? or defined
elsewhere?