Hi Filippo, Actually there is already Pax Wicket available if you are comfortable with it. I am myself using "tricked" JSF. However I have seen an OSGi plugin for Struts 2.x. I havn't tried this myself, but I have been longing for trying this out. I even don't know if the plugin is meant for a development in "all OSGi" environment, or just providing OSGi goodies to a traditional Struts app. I would myself be happy if I could get to know the details of this :).
On Tue, Jun 16, 2009 at 2:00 PM, Filippo Diotalevi < [email protected]> wrote: > I know it's a general question, but I'm in the process of starting the > development of a quite simple web application, and of course will be > using felix+pax-web! > The front-end part is pretty simple, just some javascript magic, so I > don't have special requirements for a web framework. > > The reason I'm asking for a suggestion is that I tried Stripes last > night with pax web+runner, and found some issues with dynamically > discovered actions (basically, it seems they are not discovered at > all). Of course I'll investigate a bit more, but in the meantime, does > anybody has any favorite web framework that runs without any > problem/trick in OSGi-applications? > > What I need are actually just basic functionalities like url/action > mapping, mapping of form data into beans, form validation... > > Thanks, > -- > Filippo Diotalevi > -- Thanks and Regards, /Thomas Joseph LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/ethomasjoseph Twitter: http://twitter.com/ethomasjoseph Blog: http://openthoughtworks.blogspot.com ------------------------------------------------------------ Promote Open Source - Promote Liberty of Ideas and Software. ------------------------------------------------------------
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