More than two years back I wrote an article on how two implement elegant CRUD in Struts2. Actually I had to devote two articles on that subject because the topic was so broad. Today I have taken much more lightweight and modern approach with a set of popular and well established frameworks and libraries.

Namely, we will use Spring MVC on the back-end to provide REST interface to our resources, fabulous jqGrid plugin for jQuery to render tabular grids (and much more!) and we will wire up everything with a pinch of JavaScript and AJAX.

Check the tutorial at the following URL:

Java Code Geeks: jqGrid, REST, AJAX and Spring MVC Integration

You forgot to add KLEENEX in the mix. Perhaps I am missing a few more frameworks to be included. For tables are hard, what with columns and rows and what not.

 

 

People still use Spring MVC? In this era of modern, matured and sexy Web frameworks around? Don't cite the L (legacy) word as excuse. I know it's very simple and the Struts guys grasp it easily but Spring MVC is just too primitive and old fashioned for these times. Not starting a flame ear though:-).

Jan

And what do you use for your development ?

Have you ever heared of GWT, Wicket and JSF?

• JSF : yes, I use it (JSF / Seam), but for high throughput sites or accessibiilty compliance JSF is KO. 
  We've made a little benchmarck Spring MVC / JSF : response time ratio is 5. 
  So, great for small / medium web sites without  accessibility constraints.
• Wicket : didn't used it. More or less same thing than JSF I think.
• GWT : never used it to my great shame ;)

How do you know the performance ratio of 5 is caused by JSF not partly by Seam?

Anyway, I won't bother with your JSF 1.2 benchmark since JSF 2.0 has been out for a long time. Have you heard about Partial State Saving?

<quote>How do you know the performance ratio of 5 is caused by JSF not partly by Seam?</quote>

We didn't took the time to investigate (JSF 1.2 without Seam is a no-go for us).

 

<quote>Anyway, I won't bother with your JSF 1.2 benchmark since JSF 2.0 has been out for a long time.</quote>

We've also tested Seam 3 with JSF 2 (and partial view state saving). Our results are similaire (partial state saving saves memory usage but consumes CPU).

Here's more or less the ratio we've found (reference ratio is Seam 2 with JSF 1.2).

Flex test is not really interesting here but I put it anyway.

Flex 3,21

Seam 3 - JSF 2 0,95

Seam 2 – JSF 1.2 1,00

Spring MVC 3 5,15

Spring MVC 3 Json 7,92

 

Why do you need Seam 3 for the JSF 2 performance test then?

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Thanks for this nice tutorial. It saved me a lot of time while setting up the jqGrid plugin with some other ajax functionality.

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In addition to the free jqGrid, Trirand also develops commercially-available, server-side grid components for PHP and ASP.NET. These components are not required for jqGrid to work, but they speed up the process of making complete grid solutions, and they save developers the effort of writing server-side code. For more information,-Marla Ahlgrimm

How do you know the performance ratio of 5 is caused by JSF not partly by Seam?

Anyway, I won't bother with your JSF 1.2 benchmark since JSF 2.0 has been out for a long time. Have you heard about Partial State Saving?

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