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hello friends, what is open source framework? best place i can get enough details of open source framework from?.
sorry, if i have posted in a wrong forum.

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krishna prasad
 
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Are you asking about specific frameworks, or are you unfamiliar with the term in general? We have a forum dedicated to application frameworks and also a Struts forum, which is one of many web frameworks.
 
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thank you,
i came across this ->"open source framework", when i was reading struts. struts is an open source framework, isn't? so i wanted to know what an open source framework, before getting in to struts. i don't know what you mean by "specific", sorry. so could you please explain what an OSF is and how it is related to struts.
 
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Framework provides you set of rules for implementing your application and also provide some of the code to support that.

STRUTS is a framework built on MVC pattern and it has some rules/requirements and also provide bases classes like ActionForm and Action etc

Open Source means something that is freely available and its code is also available for you and anyone can change in it for his requirements and can also share that for others having the same problems. Struts is open source and its code is available in CVS.
 
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Framework is certain layer allowing rapid development of certain type of application. For example, Struts is servlet framework targeted servlet based application. Spring has more targets and can be named multipurpose framework. So I think you are in wrong forum.
 
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