1) I would go for Strut2 right away, Struts1 (aka Struts-classic) is a
completely different framework. Struts2 is more modern, more productive
and more enjoyable to use. A good starter book to learn Struts2 is
Struts2 In Action from Manning.
2) Netbeans has a WYSIWYG JSP editor isn't it ?
its a MVC framework which contains Dojo Javascript libraries
keep in mind Dojo 0.42 has the ability to accomodate a dojo DataGrid
the simplest example:
in pure JavaScript you can use return JavaScriptObjectNotationResultset to a
datagrid e.g.
no ftl.. no worries about configuring for struts
Are we the only ones that felt using Session-scoped Actions was the best way
to keep model information between requests for wizard-like or multi-page
flows? Even ModelDriven interface didn't help since the Action is
normally request scope. Does the sound of manually adding every Action
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