On 26 sep, 04:20, Steven Herod <[email protected]> wrote:
> I basically stopped paying attention to Java Web frameworks after
> discovering Grails, although I'm still looking for something that
> makes the whole forms based data collection side of things completely
> painless.
What do you mean, exactly?
I'm of the opinion that web frameworks should be doing the http-
request-to-object and object-to-form transformation work for us, in
the same way ORM tools do the SQL-to-object and object-to-table work.
It's not a full web framework, but the only templating engine I've
found pleasant to work with is Jamon. I'm trying out a stack composed
of JPA, Jamon and a homemade MVC layer in the middle, simply because
every Java web framework I've worked with (Struts 1 & 2, GWT, Spring
MVC currently) or looked at (Stripes, Wicket) has too much
unpleasantness.
Moandji
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