Rodolfo García Esteban/CYII <rgarciaesteban <at> cyii.es> writes:
> > Hi, > > I love struts, i think is very useful but in your case I think struts > would add a lot of complexity and ver few or any profit. I suppose you > have experience with your "framework" and not so much with struts, other > reason for use your "framework". > > Well, for make a good opinion is necesary more information. I hope this > will be helpful > > Bye > ________________________ > Rodolfo > Thank you guys, I have been looking into Struts all day and it looks really nice. On the other hand I am not sure this is the right thing for us. We have some 250 pages or more, and on most pages there are 5 - 20 actions. Our system works in a way where all processing (what execute method should do) is decided in a xml file for each page (same page that holds navigaiton info and so on), so with struts it would mean to divide these files into struts-config file(s) and either generate action classes or make generic action which read a xml file and acted on its behaf. We also need to make these xxForm classes as well. It seems to me that we get less than we gain. Cheers, Lars Brandt --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
