Re: Choosing a Struts-ish framework

2006-09-25 Thread Ian Roughley
At the moment WebWork and Struts2 are *mostly* the same. The difference being that webwork is deemed production ready and s2 is just a little ways away. /Ian Li wrote: Hi, WW is doing integration work with Struts. WW has more features, their intercepters are powerful. For starting new

Re: Choosing a Struts-ish framework

2006-09-25 Thread Ted Husted
Moving from Struts 1 to Struts 2 is non-trivial, but it is less work than moving from Struts 1 to any other platform I could name. Both codebases share the same architectural hallmarks. An application does not need to be rethought. It most cases, an application needs to be streamlined by removing

Choosing a Struts-ish framework

2006-09-24 Thread Henri Yandell
Does anybody have any thoughts on whether somebody starting a new project should use WebWork or Struts 1.x? Any feel for what the upgrade pain will be from each one to Struts 2.0? From what I understand, WW is going to be the much simpler upgrade, but I'm wondering how simple. Also how is the

Re: Choosing a Struts-ish framework

2006-09-24 Thread Li
Hi, WW is doing integration work with Struts. WW has more features, their intercepters are powerful. For starting new project, it's up to you. I am currently moving from struts to ww, I dont have any problem. So if you wanna try Struts now and later move to WW, it should be no problem. Or you