I would go with Castle  - it might be lacking in Documentation (which
is worthwhile if it is up to date) but it has a good mailing list
(http://groups.google.com/group/castle-project-users) plus pretty wide
adoption within the Alt.Net community.

On Sun, Jan 17, 2010 at 12:48 PM, Boris Berak <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hey all,
>
> I'm about to embark on a new .NET project and require some advice. I
> am unfamiliar with both the Castle and Spring.NET frameworks as no
> such framework has historically been used at my current workplace.
> However, I feel that adopting a framework of some kind will be the
> best option considering the small amount of resources that I can
> allocate to this new project.
>
> An overview of the project would be:
>
> - MySQL db
> - Data access layer (considering Subsonic 2.2 or 3, or NHibernate if I
> choose to go with Castle)
> - WCF services layer
> - ASP.NET MVC 2 front end
>
> Googling 'castle vs spring.net' brought up the usual pros and cons for
> both sides (and this question may also do the same - a good thing).
> From what I gather, it seems that Spring.NET requires more
> configuration but has a lot more documentation than Castle.
>
> Based on the small amount of information I have made available, can
> anyone advise on which framework will be more suitable? If anyone also
> has any information about the learning curve and general experience of
> using either framework I would love to hear it (although I'm not too
> fussed about burying my head in the books).
>
> Thanks in advance!
>

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