Re: [ANN] "Starting with Struts2" Book

Wonderful contribution! Congratulations! -- Joshua Long Sun Certified Java Programmer http://www.joshlong.com/ On 5/26/07, Nova Yu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: i'm sorry, i don't think about this. and now i konw what to do. 2007/5/26, Al Sutton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Emailing you a copy would

Re: Need a recommendation to use struts version

If you dont' plan on maintaining it much, and you find it "easier" to develop raw servlets/jsps and do MVC, then do that. If you plan on maintaining it but don't imagine you'll ever get to the point where you're going to outsource it to hundreds of people, use Struts 2, as it (and any framework)

Re: Persistent Database Object

Use a Connection pool. Jakarta Commons has one that's comonly available and easily configured in Tomcat, Spring, in code, etc. Make the Connection pool persistant (As it might be if it were available in a Spring context, for example.), and then on each new "request" (ie, if you're going to use i