We have an existing framwork in house handling everything from web to servlet to 
server. We are now trying to use J2EE standard to build a new application fits in the 
current framework. The application is very simple - less than 10 pages for patients to 
submit and review some medical information. 

I have developed a servlet controller based on J2EE recommended patterns, such as 
Command Pattern and Front Pattern. The controller is very very simple and it works 
fine. The behavior of the app is almost the same as Struts. I feel It is very simple 
and east to support in production if anything goes wrong.

I have been working on Struts for almost a year. Should I use Struts framework(more 
than 10 jar files) for my application, instead of my simple controller? My concerns 
are that 1)Need time to learn whats in Struts and we have deadlines; 2)Our application 
is very simple and we are not going to use most of the features of Struts; 3)The thing 
I have is following J2EE standards and patterns, Do I really need to use the whole 
thing of Struts? 4)If anything goes wrong, it would be harder to solve the problem.

Can anybosy tell me your experience? Are you using the Struts framework(more than 10 
jars) or are you having your own framework but following the recommendation and 
practices of Struts, and J2EE?

Thanks,

ChangQing

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