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Subject: Re: struts1 or struts 2?
On Thu, August 9, 2007 8:24 am, Ted Husted wrote:
IMHO, if we had today's JavaScript/CSS/HTML environment available to
us in 1998, then JSP, ASP, JSF, PHP, and all the rest of it, would not
exist. We did all these things to make up
Asthana, Rahul wrote:
By the way, have any of you done any performance metrics on an ajax based
implementation vs a non ajax based one?
Early on we did a proof-of-concept that did exactly this... what we
found was that the AJAX version was universally perceived as being
faster, even when a
On 8/8/07, Asthana, Rahul [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Besides,I was also interested in how things like workflow are handled in an
AJAX based
framework, as opposed to a webapp that happens to use AJAX .
Conventional web applications tend to use a different page for each
top-level view. If we are
On Thu, August 9, 2007 8:24 am, Ted Husted wrote:
IMHO, if we had today's JavaScript/CSS/HTML environment available to
us in 1998, then JSP, ASP, JSF, PHP, and all the rest of it, would not
exist. We did all these things to make up for the shortcomings of the
client-side environment, and,
On 8/7/07, Frank W. Zammetti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Then again, if I *really* had my druthers, I'd use DWR for everything on
the back-end and pick best-of-breed widgets on the UI to construct my own
client-side framework... the last project I did more or less did this,
although we used S1
: struts1 or struts 2?
On 8/7/07, Frank W. Zammetti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Then again, if I *really* had my druthers, I'd use DWR for everything on
the back-end and pick best-of-breed widgets on the UI to construct my own
client-side framework... the last project I did more or less did
?
Thanks
Rahul
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Subject: Re: struts1 or struts 2?
On 8/7/07, Frank W. Zammetti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Then again, if I
I have JavaScript, DOM Scripting and Ajax Projects -- good book for people
who want to get into AJAX.
On 8/8/07, Frank W. Zammetti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not specifically, no... although, both of my books go into this sort of
thing, and the first one includes a DWR-based project.
I'm also
Thanks Paul... The envelope is in the mail! wink-wink/
:)
Frank
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Subject: Re: struts1 or struts 2?
Thanks Paul... The envelope is in the mail! wink-wink/
:)
Frank
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Omnytex Technologies
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- For the job market, which one is in higher demand?
It depends on the nation, I suppose.
In Italy, there are lots of requests for Struts 1 (in fact they still
call it Jakarta Struts, and Struts 1.1 is still in use, poor Italy
:-) )
Antonio
- For a new project, which I would like to eventually move it to JSF?
choose the technology (component based or action based) before choosing the
framework.
if you want to go for a component based approach like JSF then choose a
framework like Apache Shale or JBoss Seam. Even VWP may be
Not just poor Italy... my experience has been that this isn't uncommon in
the United States either, and anecdotally in other countries as well... in
fact, I'm willing to say that S1 usage, and even 1.1 usage, is still the
most common Struts usage world-wide.
Dunno where it'll be a year from now
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