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Introducing Spring in Struts2 Project

 
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I have been assigned a task to introduce spring in struts 2 project. I have been novice at both technologies. Right now i am going through the project to analyze what is actually going and i thought to get some advice from experts sitting across the globe.

What could be the key areas which will get effected if we introduce spring in struts 2. What things should i look for.


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The project is simple CRUD application. Which is using Struts2, JPA and Hibernate.
 
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I have not used Spring, but the Struts Spring Plugin is probably the logical place to start.
 
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Joe Ess wrote:I have not used Spring, but the Struts Spring Plugin is probably the logical place to start.


emm. that's nice info. Thanks i'll read it.

anyone else - for some other advice?
 
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