Hi,
I am new to this J2EE world. We have been thinking of using either struts or spring for our new E-Banking project. The question is which framework will be easier to use and more efficient. If possible please tell me the pros and cons of them. How difficult is it to convert codes from struts to spring and vice versa?
Thanks
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Which framework for E-Banking application? (2 messages)
- Posted by: Osrisis Osrisis
- Posted on: June 26 2005 22:46 EDT
Threaded Messages (2)
- Which framework? by Ashish Jamthe on June 28 2005 01:41 EDT
- Migration from struts to spring and vice versa by Osrisis Osrisis on June 28 2005 04:57 EDT
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Which framework?[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Ashish Jamthe
- Posted on: June 28 2005 01:41 EDT
- in response to Osrisis Osrisis
With new MVC frameworks for web development poping up on a daily basis, this question is getting as difficult to answer as "which car to buy?".
Just to start somewhere you could look at
"https://equinox.dev.java.net/framework-comparison/WebFrameworks.pdf"
Struts was the first to come in. Hence has a huge following. In case, you are planning to engage people who already know the stuff you might want to go for this.
Spring being more than just an MVC, you could still use spring framework with struts MVC. -
Migration from struts to spring and vice versa[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Osrisis Osrisis
- Posted on: June 28 2005 04:57 EDT
- in response to Ashish Jamthe
Thanks Ashish.
How about the migration of codes from struts to spring and vice versa?