My thought is that MVC is a programming model, pardigm or what have you, and
not an architecture. I wrote my own MVC framework, and have seen many many
others out there. If MVC becomes a spec, does that mean Struts is the only
one that does it according to the spec, and all of the other ones have
I haven't seen ServletUnit. Where do you get it from? Can it be used to
load-test a site?
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Subject: ServletUnit with Struts
Hi,
I'm trying to
Totally agree! Exactly what I was thinking when I read
that!
-Original Message-From: Greg Maletic
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Friday, July 27, 2001 10:45
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comparision between JSP/struts and velocity
This article contains an
scriplets are faster from what I understand as taglibs require some object
creation, and they use the PrintWriter for output. Scriplets are much uglier
though..and are much like adding html to servlets. Its much harder to
manage.
Personally, I prefer using XSL and JSP for dynamic XML output.
That's a lie. Craig stole my ideas!! It was me who started Struts..who just
took it from under my nose and finished it!
nah..just kidding. Craig has inspired me to learn alot about servlets, jsp,
and so on. So much so that I started my own "lite-weight" framework that is
very similar to
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