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> Trust me this isn't an attempt to open up a whole flame war. I'm just
> curious how many of you have messed with Spring and what your
> thoughts
> concerning it are.
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> I've been looking at it some and I do see
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> Trust me this isn't an attempt to open up a whole flame war. I'm just
> curious how many of you have messed with Spring and
Rick:
I've seen 'rogue' developers do remarkably stupid things with Struts and
Spring, as well as numerous other frameworks. The best framework in the
world can't save your project from an apathetic developer. :)
Rick Reumann wrote:
Martin Gainty wrote:
funky things in Action execute methods ?
Martin Gainty wrote:
funky things in Action execute methods ?
please describe..
Well you can do almost anything in there since you're in a servlet, so
you can totally break Struts concepts. You can do redirects (when you
shouldn't) you could not use a Form bean to capture properties, you can
do
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g out of the equation. So,
all in all, they both can be used side by side and not just as a replacement for the
other.
Ciao,
Ricardo
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From: Rick Reumann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, June 14, 2004 3:37 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: [OT] A first
Trust me this isn't an attempt to open up a whole flame war. I'm just
curious how many of you have messed with Spring and what your thoughts
concerning it are.
I've been looking at it some and I do see some strengths it has, but
some of those strengths I also see as potential weaknesses (maybe)
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