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Struts 2 in large Enterprise Projects

 
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I am really exited about the merged of WebWork & Struts.

Now it is STRUTS 2!

How can this merged framework much help me in a large-scale enterprise project?
 
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The good news is Struts 2 wasn't created in a vacuum, but out of the production-tested WebWork 2 and Struts 1 frameworks. If you need an example of a large company using WebWork 2 and Struts 2, how about Google? My company, Atlassian, builds every one of its web applications commercial products and most internal apps on various versions of WebWork and Struts 2. Struts 2, particularly when compared with Struts 2, has more tags, is easier to test, has better integration with other libraries, and is more flexible for customizations.
 
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many thanks!

i think that was enough for me to start with sturts 2.

cheers!
 
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