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Tag Archives: Struts
Struts is Alive !!
There has been a lot of talk recently about the demise of Struts. Its true that there haven’t been any major developments recently on the core product. However looking at the most popular blogs onJavablogs.com today shows that there is … Continue reading
How (not) to choose a web framework…
How do you know which web framework to use when starting a new project? It can be tricky and there are several factors which can influence your decision, such as support, learning curve, project standards etc. To help people choose … Continue reading
Struts and JSF Support in NetBeans
It seems that we are going to get much tighter integration with Struts and JSF in NetBeans 4.2. Geertjan describes whats going to be available in NetBeans 4.2. It looks as though Struts and JSF will be tightly integrated – the … Continue reading
Struts Validator Tutorial
For those of us still using Struts, there’s a good tutorial on using Struts Validator over ondeveloperWorks. This is worth a read if you’re new to Struts of haven’t used the Validator stuff before.