Memo from Nic Hobbs of PricewaterhouseCoopers
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Hi Mike,
I am currently working in a team developing using Struts on BEA Weblogic 6.0 in
the UK. Hope this answers points 2 & 3 below ;)
After a few teething problems with both Struts and WLS things are now going
fairly smoothly and using struts has speeded up a lot of our web tier
development. Struts does do some things differently to how we need them but
provides mechanisms to subclass or register different implementations where
necessary and we have had no stability problems - well, not since everything was
conifgured properly :)
The number of messages sent on this list and the struts-dev list should give an
indication of how widely used struts is and the sorts of problems/opportunities
people have come across. (Question 1 below)
And lastly to put some perspective on question 4 we are currently updating to
the latest nightly build about once a week and have experienced no negative
effects from doing this. i.e. the nightly builds appear to be consistently
stable (as they should be with a more or less imminent release :) ).
Hope this puts some of your fears to rest!
Nic
Mike Dewhirst <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 12/02/2001 17:02:37
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Subject: Struts user base
I am working on the same project as Mark Mclaren, and have some additional
questions regarding Struts:
1. Does anyone have an idea of how many people are developing/using Struts?
I have checked the bug list and indeed it is very small, but I want to know that
that is due to product stability, not because of the lack of users. Don't mean
to be rude, just cautious.
2. Are there any European users?
3. Does anyone run Struts on commercial servers, e.g. BEA's Weblogic?
4. What is the envisaged frequency of update releases? (just a rough idea, e.g.
every 2 quarters, years, etc.)
Thanks in advance for your help!
Mike Dewhirst
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