Hi Frederic,
Obviously you already know all of this, not sure what else I can tell you.
Thanks for the example though, it's a nice and clear one.
How exactly do people tell you it's a burden - either way you have to define what happens between each page of your webapp, no? What other way is there to do it besides connecting your elements? Hardcoding a reference to a JSP? :-P
Well, other frameworks have solutions for that too. In Wicket you just create a new instance of a component, in Spring Web Flow you return any object from your execution method and redirect the flow based on an introspection of that, in WebWork you return a result identifier that you tied to a next step in your navigation setup, ...
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