( A bit off-topic but not too far ) Maybe it's interesting to know how I found Wicket. This was my startpoint ( i think ) http://www.java-source.net/open-source/web-frameworks ( I really like that site btw ) Apply a few criteria... otherwise I simply can't advise it to a client. ( I already worked with Groovy for a client thanks to my advise ) - component based? ( a yes ) - do they have a book out? ( must, no future without one ) - company backing? ( preferred ) - what's the community like? ( i prefer CodeHaus over ASF ) Anyway, - shortlist of 2: Tapestry, Wicket/Databinder During the process I got doubts and looked at GWT and Echo. ( Returned asap ) How do I like Wicket sofar? Well, I read the book. Studied most parts of it. What worries me is that I haven't started coding my app yet. Subconcious doubts perhaps? Yesterday I had a lot of annoying trouble trying to find things, etc. Then I looked at this feature-list of Tapestry 5: http://tapestry.apache.org/tapestry5/ They are going to address every reason why people may choose Wicket What I don't like in Tapestry for example is the additional XML file in between .java and .html, they fix that with annotation. Anyway, I am going to try to compile 1.x now. -nilo
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