----- Original Message ----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thu, 17 Mar 2005 10:15:52 -0600 Subject: Struts Being Page Centric??
Ted, Thanks for the post! Spring.Web looks pretty good; I’ll download and play with it. I am not a Struts expert, but I feel, that developing with ASP.NET takes longer than with Struts. Like you wrote: Struts has everything! ASP.NET has a ton of stuff, but I feel the code behind slows me down in development. I want to use the code behind either on the control or on the web form to bind the values from and to the domain model. I want to minimize the logic and code in the code behind as much as possible. No events, simple stuff, so less skilled programmers can create it. I’d like to pass the code behind object to the Action, so I can extract the info from it and set value to it directly from the Action. I’d like a direct controller, that would act on model and view and it shouldn’t be the code behind, it should be the action. I haven’t seen a framework that would do this in ASP.NET. Any thoughts? Thanks, Attila Domokos Moving thread to DEV .... > Ted: how do you use ASP.NET? Do you have a framework you use? It's under active development, but Spring.Web [http://opensource.atlassian.com/confluence/spring/display/NET/Spring.Web] is starting to look very Struts-like. (Not surprising considering the similarities between Spring MVC (for Java) and Struts Classic.) -Ted
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