Armando Flores Ibarra

Which is/are "the feature(s)" in Java 7 which you could say: I MUST use it?

Regards,

Armando

Hello Budi,

First of all thank you for your book. I've already bought it in Amazon (Kindle edition).

I had not been able to found a good book/tutorial for the Servlet 3 specifiaction.

Although I develop using JSF2, you say that one won't be able to code effectively and efficiently without an excellent knowledge of Servlet and JSP.

I think you are right, in the end JSF uses a Servlet as its "point of start".

My question is: For simple/small applications, what do you recommend? To use "plain" Servlet/JSP or a framework (Struts2, JSF2, etc...)?

Thank you !

Thank you for you answer !!! =)

Hi Ashish,

What do you think it was the reason which makes you adopt Roo?

It is really a "RAD command line" tool?

Kind regards,

Armando

Again, thank you very much for your answers. They are very useful to me

Thank you again for your great answer !!!

By "GET requests" I'm talking about "everything is a POST request in JSF" =)

Hi Bart,

Thank you for you quick answer !

I can see that a combination of myfaces+trinidad+orchestra+extval solve many of JSF's downsides.

What about GET requests and Annotations to avoid declaring backing-beans inside faces-config?

How does MyFaces deals with JSF weaknesses?

Thank you very much for your answer !

Thank you very much for your answer !

I'm being very honest, it is NOT of my interest to start a discussion about the best framework. What I am REALLY interested of it is in an EXPERT opinion from a smart guy like you. I'm using Seam right now for developing a web application at work. I chose this framework because "imoh" was the easiest but most complete solution for my "problem". Could you give me some points that I could miss in my choice over Spring MVC and/or Grails?

Thank you very much !

Which are Spring MVC 3 most important features that makes you think in a change?

Thank you for this great place !!!

Is necessary to be a genius to be like them? Hard work and discipline could make one of us like they are? Is that really possible?

Maybe you can try using the @PostConstruct annotation in Shirt´s color setter.