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hi guys,
I have been assigned a project which is basically a mobile device management system. basically we are targeting 2.5 lakh people. secondly there is lot of queue maintainence involved. i would like to know which framework should we go for. struts 2 or spring.
 
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gurpeet singh wrote:
I have been assigned a project which is basically a mobile device management system. basically we are targeting 2.5 lakh people. secondly there is lot of queue maintainence involved. i would like to know which framework should we go for. struts 2 or spring.



Those kind of requirements don't really tell much about what you are looking for in those frameworks. For example Spring framework is much more than what Struts MVC is. Have you looked at the project sites to understand if either of those fit in your technical requirements?
 
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