do i really need a shift?
Adeel Ansari
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Posts: 2874
posted 11 years ago
If you are doing great with Struts then you need not shift.
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Well, if you ask me that you are planning to commence something from scratch and you decided Struts. Or something like you are having tough time using Struts. Then I would definitely say, use JSF, Tapestry kind of framework instead. JSF is an standard and a fast growing framework.
You would, surely, find JSF far more better then Struts. Its a component based framework and save alot more time. It can do all struts can do in a nicer manner.
- Less configuration required
- Lighter then Struts
- Component based
- Short learning curve
- Really works
[ April 05, 2006: Message edited by: Adeel Ansari ]
[Edited]
Well, if you ask me that you are planning to commence something from scratch and you decided Struts. Or something like you are having tough time using Struts. Then I would definitely say, use JSF, Tapestry kind of framework instead. JSF is an standard and a fast growing framework.
You would, surely, find JSF far more better then Struts. Its a component based framework and save alot more time. It can do all struts can do in a nicer manner.
- Less configuration required
- Lighter then Struts
- Component based
- Short learning curve
- Really works
[ April 05, 2006: Message edited by: Adeel Ansari ]
Lasse Koskela
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posted 11 years ago
What about automated testing?
Originally posted by Adeel Ansari:
[JSF] can do all struts can do in a nicer manner.
What about automated testing?
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