As far as I know RIFE is the only one of its kind. The closest thing
I've seen is Able:
http://blogs.opensymphony.com/plightbo/2006/08/project_able_a_complete_java_w.html
Able is not a single full-stack framework per se, it is more of an
integrated package of independent components. It doesn't offer the
cross-layer synergies that RIFE does. Still, if you are already familiar
with some of its parts, it might be worth a look.
-Steve
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Hi friends,
Is RIFE the only full-stack Java web app framework out there?
More precisely, the only one that comes with a database access layer
(and all the nice consequent integration bonuses)?
Seems like every other framework leaves the data access part of
your web app for you to figure out. Then you start looking at ORM
tools, and you quickly spiral into dependency issues..
Please correct me or confirm.. and comment..
Thanks in advance.
Frederic
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