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Hi all,
I am starting a project and want to use some framework and our team is not expert in any of the framework available in market. I saw struts and thought that we have to learn a lot of HTML tags specific to struts. What do you suggest to use...springMVC,Tapestry,JSF.....???
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KUNDAN
 
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Just few thoughts.

Using these frameworks depends on your Project requirements.
For all these frameworks there is quite a bit of effort your team need to put to get accquainted with the framework and tag libraries.

Compared with other frameworks, you might find lots of help in struts as it is old and lots of projects are implemented using struts.

all the best.
 
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Thanks Penumadi,
But my team is good in Html and javascript and for struts we have to learn new tags.
 
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