Since I've been working on a rich client .NET app for a while, I've been
a bit out of the loop on all the latest 'goings on' in regard to
frameworks. (I couldn't keep up with all the Struts/JSF/Shale/WebWork
comments on the list a while a back.)
I'm actually quite happy with what Struts has to offer except for the
deal with having to use ActionForms. I'd really like a Struts-like
framework but allows me to use POJOs to capture my data and provides a
nice way to redisplay that data back to the user if validation fails (ie
a POJO that backs a form with a Data datatype will display back the
String they entered). The managed bean approach to JSF that I've used
some was REALLY nice - but I'm not yet convinced I want everything else
in regard to JSF at this time.
Will the collaborative effort between Struts and WebWork possibly be
exactly what I'm looking for? I looked at WebWork a long time ago and it
looked like it took a managed bean approach type of an approach and no
need for ActionForms (but I never really used it, so I could be way off.)
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Rick Reumann
http://www.tech.reumann.net - Struts lessons, articles, etc.
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