Sorry, but since this topic is going on still...
I am actually considering a new project that will consist of ajax
components that one can use to build a ecommerce site. To do this, I
would use apache Tapestry. It's integrated with DOJO and has dozens of
cool components (some not ajax) but such as sortable pagable tables.
I have been using tapestry for 2-3 years now, before then, I was using
struts. I say the biggest thing going for tapestry is productivity. I
can produce a richer application experience than a typical MVC
application in half the time.
I also use Tapestry in my own open source application
(http://www.authsum.org)
Phillip
Demo of Tapestry/DOJO
http://opencomponentry.com:8080/tacos/app?page=dojo%2FIndex&service=page
and
http://tapestry.apache.org
Walter Vaughan wrote:
I just read in that Google Ajax has been released under the Apache 2.0
license. I know that Si and a few others are working on integrating a
few ajax features into the project, but it might be cool to have a
bulletpoint like "features the Google(r) Web Toolkit(tm)"...
http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/makinggwtbetter.html
--
Walter
