Dakota Jack wrote: > I cannot see how Struts is going to be able > to be viable in the long run. >
Personally, I think the trick is in the tooling. JSF is obviously designed for tooling and works well, similarly to the .NET/Visual Studio 'experience'. Struts irritates me because I have to tweak or create at least 4 files for every action: JSP, resources, tiles, struts-config (although I've started playing with the Spring/Struts stuff) in multiple places. Add validation if there's a form. So I wrote a lame Ruby script that will insert stuff into existing files and create missing ones. If that was integrated into my IDE I'd be much happier with the entire process and would be much less irritated. That said, I'm having more fun right now with the (pure) Spring MVC, but miss some of the things Struts provides out-of-the-box. The Struts/Spring integration actually works quite well for me, but I haven't done a real project with it yet. Dave --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
