'Pimp My Shirt' Sample Application
For those people that attended the Spring Web Tier session presented by Erwin Vervaet and Alef Arendsen at JavaPolis 2005 and are looking for the source code of the sample application: you can download it here. This sample application illustrates Spring Web Flow usage and a number of Spring Web MVC topics: advanced data binding, file uploads and redirect-after-post, among other things.
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Fix pimp my shirt app
Hello from Amsterdam.
Just like to point out that the pimp my shirt app does not work out of the box due to fn:toLowerCase that doesn't work. I took it out in a couple of templates and now it works. Nice to see a working Web Flow example!
Good point to go on exploring.
THNX.
cann't download the application source
cann't download the application source while click the link "here" which the href is
"http://www.ervacon.com/files/pimpmyshirt.zip"
before long,i find the correct the download link that is
"http://users.telenet.be/ervacon/ervacon/files/pimpmyshirt.zip
"
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Pimp My Shirt port to WebFlow 1.0ea
greetings from Israel,
I've been trying to port the application to webflow 1.0ea and it worked. Well, sort of.
After re-arranging the XML and other stuff, I got to a stage where I got an XML validation error although I changed the DTD decl in the flow xml to point to the new location, and that my DTD validator said my doc is OK. how bizzare. After I patched webflow code(changed default value for 'validating' on XmlFlowBuilder to false), I got to a stage where the 'create new shirt' works fine for the first wizard page, but fails on the second, saying no _flowId was specified. I'm pretty fed up with fiddling with this code, so if anybody wants to take over and debug this mama, please feel free to mail me. I've also migrated to Maven, so the entire project size is less than 300k, without the dependencies...
Zvika(zvika [at] tikalk [dot] com)