Re: [OT] Re: [action question]

2007-08-16 Thread meisam sarabadani
I suppose basser is right, Spring is supporting more frameworks and more architectures, it is easier to work with. On 8/16/07, Dave Newton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- meisam sarabadani wrote: > > If you wanna compare them which one do u like the > > most ? and why? can we say which one s be

Re: [OT] Re: [action question]

2007-08-16 Thread Dave Newton
--- meisam sarabadani wrote: > If you wanna compare them which one do u like the > most ? and why? can we say which one s better ? or > this is a wrong question may be ? Probably the wrong question. Spring *does* have an MVC web application framework; you could compare *that* with Struts (in whi

RE: [OT] Re: [action question]

2007-08-16 Thread Baseer Patel MD
: Re: [OT] Re: [action question] If you wanna compare them which one do u like the most ? and why? can we say which one s better ? or this is a wrong question may be ? thank you On 8/16/07, Dave Newton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Struts is a web application framework. > > Spri

Re: [OT] Re: [action question]

2007-08-16 Thread meisam sarabadani
If you wanna compare them which one do u like the most ? and why? can we say which one s better ? or this is a wrong question may be ? thank you On 8/16/07, Dave Newton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Struts is a web application framework. > > Spring's functionality runs the gamut; its primary use

[OT] Re: [action question]

2007-08-16 Thread Dave Newton
Struts is a web application framework. Spring's functionality runs the gamut; its primary use in Struts is as a dependency injection mechanism. Looking at the Spring website [1] might be a good place to learn about Spring. d. [1] http://www.springframework.org/ - Original Message Fro