checkout play framework GAE module
it's using Groovy template, which is quite nice and clean
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I've made a little research on templating engines for Java when
building my little CMS for GAE and also chose Freemarker - they say
it's faster and also its JAR loads faster than Velocity which is
important for GAE that needs to reload app's JARs after some period of
inactivity because of its
I've used many different Java templating systems over the years and been
terribly disappointed with all of them... until recently. I started using
Cambridge Templates:
http://code.google.com/p/cambridge/
Here's a good intro document:
http://blog.erdincyilmazel.com/
The docs are a little rough
Apache Wicket is really nice, but it may be not as lightweight as
you'd like. At least it gets you as far away as possible from stuff
like JSP/JSF :)
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I'm using Freemarker (together with Spring MVC and Sitemesh). Easy to use
and works like a charm on GAE.
On Wed, Nov 9, 2011 at 9:49 AM, Daniel Florey daniel.flo...@gmail.comwrote:
You can check out our comparison page for the different engines available:
Hi Daniel,
Thanks for that - really helpful and I'll be sure to look carefully
at that option. One metric that you miss out and I consider important
for GAE is start-up time. How long does it take from starting the JVM
to serving the first template? At the moment, the majority of my
requests
Hi Mat,
I started with Java web development on GAE in January. I did some research
on template frameworks because I came from the PHP-world.
I wanted a templating engine without importing a large framework, without
learning a complete new language, and with some good documentation.
My choice
