I believe one of the important reasons why Struts is still going strong after 5 years is that it is very efficient and has a relatively low learning curve than other component-based frameworks such as tapestry,JSF and so on. With tools such as Creator, JSF apps might be easy to start. But to write a non-trivial JSF app, it requires a deep understanding, which I believe is harder to grasp than Struts.
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