We use Spring as well, but also not for the MVC portions (we use struts).
We use it for the primarily for application assembly and integration with
iBATIS.
The AOP support seems very interesting, but at this point we are only
using that w.r.t transactions. I am thinking about incorporating it into
some sort of audit capabilities.
I am very fond of it.
Dave
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>I've been reading about the Spring framework at
>www.springframework.org and I am wondering what the advantage, if any,
>is over struts? Has/does anybody use Spring and how does it compare
>to Struts?
I use Spring avidly as an application assembly strategy. I use it
with Struts, and in the way I use it, it doesn't compare to Struts at
all.
Spring does include a Web MVC toolkit. I have only passing
familiarity with it. There are some elegant things about its design,
but it doesn't really fit with how I build webapps, and Spring is
very much designed so that you can take what you like without having
to use the whole thing.
Joe
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