Hi,
Could someone please help me in taking a decision between using WebWorks and Struts as the WebApp Framework for our J2EE Applications.
If these have already been compared elsewhere, those links would also help.
Thanks
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WebWorks Vs Struts (3 messages)
- Posted by: Kiran Kumar
- Posted on: February 26 2004 08:43 EST
Threaded Messages (3)
- WebWorks Vs Struts by stephen smithstone on February 26 2004 09:10 EST
- WebWorks Vs Struts by Kris Thompson on February 26 2004 10:53 EST
- WebWorks Vs Struts by Sean Sullivan on March 08 2004 16:36 EST
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- Posted by: stephen smithstone
- Posted on: February 26 2004 09:10 EST
- in response to Kiran Kumar
i suggest trying them both and decide which one is better for you -
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- Posted by: Kris Thompson
- Posted on: February 26 2004 10:53 EST
- in response to stephen smithstone
Been there, done that! The Wafer project has already built the SAME application with both WebWork and Struts. As for which one is better really depends on your need and skills. Personally I like WebWork but I see value in using Struts being that it is so popular. In the world of frameworks, Struts and Webwork are more similar than they are different, have you considered looking at Tapestry? IMO Webwork has the best front controller pattern solutions while Tapestry has the best component based solutions. What is also very nice about WebWork is that you are not tied to the front controller pattern, you can implement Webwork as a page controller to which in some cases is very nice.
www.waferproject.org
Kris Thompson
www.flyingbuttressconsulting.com -
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- Posted by: Sean Sullivan
- Posted on: March 08 2004 16:36 EST
- in response to Kiran Kumar