> Ah, well, it's for things like this that we schedule a long test/fix cycle, right? Indeed... :(
Here the links to those frameworks: http://www.springframework.org/ http://wicket.sourceforge.net/ Have fun. Giorgio On 1/19/06, Warrick Wilson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Hi, > > I'm in your same boat (like many I guess). In an effort to learn best > > pratice and avoiding to reinvent the wheel, I thought, it may be > wise to > > stick with one of the several java web application frameworks. > > I'm trying with Spring, which seems quite good, but at least for me, > it is > > not that easy to learn too. I just come across another one called > Wicket, > > which between the other premises, says having focused on easier > lerning > > curve. > > Hope it helps. > > > > Giorgio > > Giorgio, > > I appreciate your reply. I don't have a choice in the framework - > that's already set. I'm just learning a lot of stuff - a Java refresh, > JDBC, Tomcat, numerous Apache-related project acronyms, and places to > go for information. I'll have to look at the two you mentioned, simply > to fill in the blanks on what they are. > > I've put together something that's working for me for now. I (sadly) > don't have a clue whether I'm totally misunderstanding something, or > whether I've coded a potential show-stopping kludge into my program, > but it currently _is_ running enough to let me get at the next thing > on my task list for the project. Ah, well, it's for things like this > that we schedule a long test/fix cycle, right? > > Thanks again.....Warrick > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
