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Struts 2 vs Wicket

 
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I know this question might be over discussed. But here at my job, we are changing the previous architecture (Struts 2 + EJB 3.0 + Hibernate) to a new one (Wicket + Spring + Hibernate).

One of the main reasons for this change was the productivity.

In your opinion, which framework provides a more agile development Struts 2 or Wicket?

Thanks in advance.
 
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In your opinion, which framework provides a more agile development Struts 2 or Wicket?



*Personally* I don't see a huge difference in agility, but I also haven't used the most recent Wicket (it looks pretty nice, though).
 
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