> Hmmm, you're mostly right, except for Wicket where there really is no > overhead it seems. They just instantiate a new component. No > configuration is needed for that, so there are less steps and less > files. My problem with that is that it might seem nice in small > example applications. I find it already confusing when looking at > some of their larger examples since you really have to read all the > code to know how everything relates.
Totally agree with you. This is what I was referring to when I said users can scare away too easily because they only think of a "Hello world" app, or, even if it's a more complex app, it is one that they only write *themselves*, not in a team of developers. For a complex app written by more than one developer, it's nice to have a "roadmap" to the application. As much as I wouldn't use Struts for a new app today, I've had to work with already in-place apps written by others, and it was nice to have the struts-config to look at for just such a roadmap. Frederic _______________________________________________ Rife-users mailing list Rife-users@uwyn.com http://lists.uwyn.com/mailman/listinfo/rife-users
