Adnaan Sikandar

We use QSM SLIM-Estimate tool. Its works well for the planning stage. Basically, you enter parameters such as use case count, complexity, productivity index etc and SLIM generates the number of total man hours required for the project as well as the resource count and break down of hours by RUP phases.

For change requests, you can probably rerun the SLIM and compare the deltas.

SLIM Estimate
[ June 06, 2004: Message edited by: adnaan sikandar ]

Hi Fasial,
I've been working with Struts for almost a year now. For validation, i use struts validator as well as client side javascript. I make sure that server side validation works fine before implementing client side validation. One of the advantages of this approach is that validation errors are caught at the client without requiring a round trip to the server. The application scales better because you have less validation round trips to the server.
In the JSP, i define a <DIV> tag and i use javascript to populate that <DIV> with the appropiate validation error message and then make it visible. If there are no validation errors, i hide the <DIV>.
I think that using <DIV>'s to show validation error messages on the client side and implementing server side validation as a backup works very well.
Adnaan
[ February 10, 2004: Message edited by: adnaan sikandar ]

Hi,
Is there any way to recompile JSPs of a deployed web application? I am using Sun One 7.
Thanks,
Adnaan